Sentence examples for fondness for using from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brandstrup rightly has the modern dancer's fondness for using the floor to telegraph an emotional state.

Indeed, Friendly's fondness for using controversial subject matter in "C.B.S. Reports" has caused some of the programs themselves to become subjects of public controversy, bringing him and his producers under attack by various powerful interests.

Wieseltier says he believes that Saddam's weapons and fondness for using them will probably necessitate a war, but unlike some other editors at The New Republic, he is not eager to start one.

His fondness for using out-of-scale props, often toys, to achieve dreamlike effects is reflected here in the use of elaborate model train dioramas to symbolize his aunt's moves from town to town as a young teacher.

Working in America in the 1930s, Walker Evans shared Atget's fondness for using the receding vista as a way of suggesting the view through "a stack of decades"; in Struth's case the views are often blocked by buildings of more recent or older provenance.

Lisicki's fondness for using her own powerful drives to set up a drop shot bore occasional fruit but the tactic quickly became predictable against an opponent whose hungry anticipation and long stride usually enabled her to reach the forecourt in time to nullify the threat.

But given the fondness of ministerial aides for using their mobiles to spread ugly rumours about their bosses' rivals, it seems unlikely that this idea will be revived.However, one possible means of salvation for telephobes is the growing number of health and safety scares surrounding mobile phones.

He has always been drawn to powerful intellects, in part because they offer an adequate match to his own powers, and also in part because their existence sanctions his own will-to-theory, his fondness for making use of speculation and scholarship in his fiction.

"Our mission isn't to reinvent cooking," they explain, "but rather to offer dishes that are so pared down they're elegant" -- hence their fondness for recipes that use only a half-dozen or so ingredients.

Your correspondent, in the audience at the time, erupted into laughter.Whether this was intentional or not, the joke illustrated the late Apple founder's fondness for skeuomorphism, the use of simulacra of real-world texture or function within digital user interfaces stitching on a digital address book, say.

He had a fondness for a dramatic use of silhouette, with images composed to show soldiers walking along a ridge against the light.