Sentence examples for fondness if from inspiring English sources

But the choreographer also displayed a fondness, if not a reverence, for performers who had come before him, many of them female.

There are exceptions, of course, like poor, bewildered Paul Gascoigne, whose transgressions we will yet remember with fondness if he could only be healed of his illness.

A meeting that Russert recounts at greater length, and with even more fondness if less reverence, was with President Bush and Vice-President Cheney in the White House in the spring of 2001, when he is invited, along with his son Luke, to a luncheon for members of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The European experience was over for Inverness, but it is an adventure they will look back on with fondness, if not wonder, at what might have been against a side they more than matched.

Webster talks about his creations with cooing fondness, as if discussing old girlfriends.

Beethoven announces, too, a fondness for — if not obsession with — theme and variations, a form that followed him into old age.

With any luck, that strategy will lead us to something involving space dinosaurs, because that is an undervalued genre for which I have much fondness, but if it turns out that players want us to grow our dynamic content and custom classes, well then that would be pretty neat too.

It's nice George is able to look back on his youth with such fondness, even if his descriptions of raves come off more like descriptions of dogging, but it's worth calculating what the actual risks for him were, and are.

Linotype is available On Demand through iTunes and Amazon.com, and if you have any fondness for sturdy if outmoded technology, or stubborn individualism, I hope you'll give it a try.

He was also a liberal centrist with much fondness for America, if not for the Bush administration.

"Niall loves counterfactuals," Beevor said of Ferguson's fondness for posing "what if" questions.