Sentence examples similar to fondness for study from inspiring English sources
He has professed a deep fondness for mangoes, and his interests include studying ways to increase global happiness.
He discovered a fondness for the language and went on to study in Bonn, Frankfurt, Freiburg, and Berlin.
Ms. Weiss talked about her childhood near Tel Aviv; her move to the United States to study with Leon Fleisher and Richard Goode; her fondness for Billy Collins's poetry.
They read books about birds, studied them and developed a fondness for all things feathered.
Indeed, Americans' fondness for late-night TV is one reason, a University of Pennsylvania study found, that so many people get less than the recommended eight hours of sleep.
Toneybee has a strange fondness for chimpanzees and has dedicated her life to the study of these animals.
I have a strong personal connection and fondness for the U.S. Back in 1979, I was lucky enough to study at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business.
Nonetheless, Ms Field retains an evident fondness for her.
Having a fondness for bitter foods could mean you have psychopathic tendencies, according to a new study.
He is studying for a degree in investment finance and professes a fondness for the writings of Thomas Jefferson and Ayn Rand.
The British scientist J. B. S. Haldane, asked what a lifetime of study had taught him about the nature of God, replied, "An inordinate fondness for beetles".
