Sentence examples for fondness for things from inspiring English sources
That's where I picked up my fondness for things like sumac".
There was a particular fondness for things that hang and float and for surfaces that deny friction.
She has the French fondness for things that are, or appear to be, old or "not restored," she said.
Not only that: he is said to betray a dubious fondness for things French, even the language.
While the expected examples of artists' responding to the spirit and mood of their local settings are in ample supply, there are some outstanding works that refer to this country's fondness for things Asian.
"I got my hands done before the London fashion shows," says Rowe, who offers the fact that she grew up in Northern California as explanation for a longstanding fondness for things Indian.
One thing that might persuade them would be if rich people with a fondness for burning things started paying them to do so.
Howard Fishman has a fondness for old things and a knack for restoring them.
His conservatism is rooted in a fondness for ordinary things and a philosophy of individual common sense.
After several experiments he fell into conversation with another Castle regular, Robert Owen Brown, the chef at the Mark Addy gastropub in Salford, who has a fondness for all things offal.
