Sentence examples for fondness is from inspiring English sources

The only teacher I remember with fondness is Mrs Raglann, who taught us about Mozart, minuets and Beethoven in the third grade".

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

That's him telling you 'I like you.' " Jaren's method of demonstrating fondness is not always understood, or reciprocated, by his classmates.

But you can see why we feel protective about our quality of life; and the fondness is so much more appealing than supposedly northern chip-and-whine.

His own fondness is for "the mute, meager, practically valueless object.... What I like is the potency of the impotent thing, the renewed and adorable life I find in the dead and despised object".

Strictly speaking, ostalgie is a sentimental attachment to the old German Democratic Republic, but I think anyone who remembers the island-city of West Berlin with such fondness is also suffering from the condition.

'Every period I've lived through has seemed like now to me,' my second husband was fond of saying - fondness was his forte.

But Mandy could trust her, and she understood that Tovah's fondness was genuine.

His response was icy: "Of what sense of warmth and fondness are you speaking?

Well, those old people who remembered the Raj with fondness are now dead".

Fondness was inscribed on his heart when I cut it out still beating.