Not many Brazilians or Dutch will reflect with much fondness, which given their status as aesthetic football nations is revealing.
One or two of the things she wears with especial fondness were given to her by Woody Allen, her ally in anxiety: he shares with her, as with Annie Hall, a terror of live lobsters that have been bought for an intimate dinner and that roam around distressingly behind the fridge, like distraught women in stiletto heels.
Apart from his weakness for a Christmas-card England, the other main ammunition of Curtis detractors is a fondness for giving his characters astonishing reversals of fortune.
And gets a daily blow dry! HOW DOES SHE DO IT!?!? – when her father is on tape talking about his fondness for giving women surprise manual smear tests.
A stern, maternal presence with a fondness for giving out diet and exercise advice to anyone who came within 10 feet of her, she was notoriously strict with her models, often housing newcomers in her own home so she could "keep a close eye on them so they'd stay out of trouble and make their early-morning appointments".
Comparisons can be drawn especially to the Socrates of Plato's Gorgias, with his fondness for give and take, his willingness to challenge the hearer's presuppositions, and his optimism about what can be achieved through values clarification.
Given his fondness for the long take, choreography is a central aspect of Mr. Wright's films.
"She sounded absolutely remarkable, I thought, especially given her fondness for the fags in her younger years".
Given his fondness for cartoonish creations, and his ability to execute them, Mr. March could prove to be the Buddy Valastro of TV fashion.
a designer's oeuvre from soup to nuts Given his fondness for gastronomy, one has to wonder how the designer Patrick Jouin manages to stay so svelte.
