Sentence examples for fondness for something from inspiring English sources

I can't help but feel fondness for something that sleeps 19 hours a day and is so very woolly to the touch.

This nation has an ancient fondness for something called paan -- a betel leaf wrapped around a varying mix of areca nuts, cardamom, lime paste, tobacco and other flavors.

Rambo is well known in the Basque Country's squat scene, he plays bass in grindcore band Iron Batasuna, and has a fondness for something we could place freely between scatophilia, social activism, and… art?

"We wanted something that could reference America, the president-elect's fondness for Copland, something that's both uplifting and solemn, that traverses time but is also quintessentially American," Mr. Ma said.

Kiefer has a fondness for metaphors, something that makes itself felt in the geological crusts of his paintings.

They were the first books I read that others had not either read or recommended to me, and they left me with a permanent fondness for fairy stories, and with something else, something that has been of practical use to me as well as perennial fascination.

But Green's unpretentious fondness for human quirks promises something richer and stranger than the usual boy meets girl.

A fondness for esoteric references is something Kane shares with many of the designers on the London schedule.

"People have a fondness for the beginnings; there's something about the start of something that people buy into.

This is a clever touch, allowing children to play the game more than once without its being exactly the same each time, fulfilling children's need for something new and fondness for doing the same thing over and over.

Despite his fondness for moral absolutes, Peterson is something of a relativist; he is inclined to defer to a Western society that is changing in unpredictable ways.