Sentence examples for fondness grows from inspiring English sources

A genuine fondness grows between the girls and the Ledings, whose Grandma weeps as they leave, telling them they're "good girls".

They all adored Mr. Cayne when they met him, and the fondness grew exponentially.

A few examples from the seventies: Another reason for my fondness is how, as they say, absence makes the heart grow fonder.

I don't think it's just home-state fondness (Rabe grew up in Dubuque) that makes him treat Bernice so tenderly.

Tambor was perhaps even more convinced by Hanks' and Graynor's because of the fondness he grew for the pair as they filmed together.

What is really going on here, one might suspect, is not a sudden attack of fondness for the empire, but a growing fondness for trams, after they were phased out by most former colonial cities.

The second is his growing fondness for a young well-born midwife known as Miss Aibagawa.

Yet a growing fondness for anonymous shopping (see also supermarket checkout bots) is giving new life to old tech.

But the combination of bad racing luck and Elliott's growing fondness for beer kept him in racing's hinterlands.

Despite Wall Street's growing fondness for medical robotics companies, plenty of health care providers and insurers are cautious.

The vacuum was filled with a growing fondness for the local-ish team of my boyhood, Queen of the South.