Sentence examples for fondness for Britain from inspiring English sources
Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, has harbored a longstanding fondness for Britain — selecting London as the European home for both his company and his charity, trading governing advice with that city's mayor and throwing parties at a two-story apartment on Cadogan Square.
As a result, he had a particular fondness for Britain, where he had always been taken seriously.
Among the other giants, Mann and Kleist picked up a few nods, along with a surprisingly widespread fondness for Herman Hesse.
He has an odd fondness for Lily Dale.
He has a fondness for Elizabeth Taylor, too.
Isbell's fondness for Jack Daniel's did not become him.
(a) They each went public with their fondness for Eminem.
Despite my fondness for Dana, I, too, am growing impatient.
Zelenskiy recently told BBC News of his fondness for Monty Python.
But his fondness for Fraschilla made his initial choice easy.
Mr. Grooms's imagery demonstrates a fondness for Americana.
