Sentence examples for fondness for its from inspiring English sources
(She is played by Judy Greer, a crafty performer with swift reflexes who gets more laughs out of cranky insecurity that she has a right to.) Any movie that telegraphs its fondness for its cast automatically has something going for it that is rare in contemporary comedy: this isn't one of those movies in which most of the actors steer clear of upstaging the star.
So far, that spectre has not fully materialised.There is no mistaking the country's fondness for its overseas workers.
I'm sure that it was a fine old 4x4, but my enthusiasm for the FJ Cruiser has nothing to do with latent fondness for its predecessor.
Gerald's tutelage of Ted "in natural country life" supplies the greatest pleasures of the memoir, its tone recaptured by Gerald's enduring fondness for its details.
Some have called it the worst movie they've seen in the festival while others will admit to a fondness for its insouciant charm.
Fleets of cleaning vehicles brush and rinse its surfaces, day and night; floodlit monuments light up a magical night sky.Yet this fondness for its intrinsic elegance seems to have bred a form of conservatism.
Is there any fondness for it?
Yasmine has developed a fondness for it.
But they strongly reflect this period's zest, its fondness for classicism, and its consciousness of the need for a building to be a coherent overall composition.
Its fondness for Brexit and its indifference at best to the fate of the European Union supports the weakening of what Marshall began.
