Sentence examples for fondness for certain from inspiring English sources

True, young people have always shown a fondness for certain types of basic, boxy vehicles, from Volkswagen Microbuses to Jeep Wranglers.

A fondness for certain holidays, your fascination with a certain place that you visited over and over, a certain type of guy you've always fallen for, a rich spiritual life you fall back on again and again.

"Why wouldn't he?" In the dressing room afterward, I asked Rawlings how he would describe his playing, and he said that he simply has a fondness for certain notes and he finds ways to play them.

In Britain, fear of vulgarity is considered the preserve of the terminally vulgar, hence upper class fondness for a certain profane jocularity, immortalised in the film Withnail and I with the line, "Monty, you terrible cunt".

Ms. Rich quickly displayed a fondness for sequins and certain direct charm.

Plus has a well-documented fondness for partaking in certain sexual acts with consenting, adult women, which could take the church in a whole new direction.

This led to a certain fondness for third parties the Equal Rights Party, the Prohibition Party, the Home Protection Party.

While she still has a certain fondness for Morgan Stanley, Ms. Schieffelin acknowledged that her outlook had changed.

Peter Galbraith, a former top U.N. envoy, suggested in 2010 that he had "a certain fondness for some of Afghanistan's most profitable exports".

It's not surprising, perhaps, that those who spend their lives obsessing over what two men do in the bedroom may have a certain fondness for the male form.

"In fact, some of the palace insiders say he has a certain fondness for some of Afghanistan's most profitable exports," Mr. Galbraith said in the interview, referring to the booming Afghan narcotics trade.