Sentence examples for fondness for performing from inspiring English sources

Onstage, Mr. Shider, known as Starchild or Diaperman (because of his fondness for performing dressed only in a loincloth), cut an outlandish figure, emphasized by his tie-dyed dreadlocks.

His initial grief-avoidance ploy is to fill his and Lance's former home with a "collective" of waifs and strays, many of them young and beautiful, with a fondness for performing slow-motion yoga in their pants in the sunlit garden.

It is also salted with the sort of slightly heightened figures for whom their author has a particular fondness, characters who perform mundane jobs with an almost superhuman talent or fervor.

It is also where he indulged his fondness for voyeurism, encouraging selected guests to perform sex acts in front of him.

He also developed a particular fondness for the music of Schumann, which he performed throughout the 2012-13 season.

As in his previous novels Mr. Martin demonstrates a fondness for shifting perspectives and time frames, and he performs the neat trick of providing an edifying read that also succeeds as genre fiction.

An ethnic Mongolian policeman with a fondness for expensive overcoats, he directed crackdowns on organized crime, performed autopsies, patented designs for police uniforms and was even named an honorary professor at the institute of a famous American forensic scientist.

We do have a fondness for pharmaceutical companies.

Techies do not have a fondness for working for Republicans.

Another example of Gay-Lussac's fondness for volumetric ratios appeared in an 1810 investigation into the composition of vegetable substances performed with his friend Louis-Jacques Thenard.

Cats do not have a great fondness for dead animals.