Sentence examples for fondness it from inspiring English sources

She recalled the cozy sleeping arrangement with fondness — "It was fun, it was happiness," she said — but Storyboard came to find the situation stifling.

She recalled the cozy sleeping arrangement with fondness—"It was fun, it was happiness," she said but Storyboard came to find the situation stifling.

But while such titles are remembered with fondness, it's easy to forget that back in 1982 Sir Clive was taken seriously when he claimed his technology was set to surpass IBM's PC platform to become the dominant force in home computing.

The episode that means the most to me personally is one of my own, and I don't at all say it's the best episode, but I have the most fondness for it because it was the first time I got to direct.

I like her abiding fondness — I share it — for an under-sung band out of Austin, Tex., called the Gourds.

The Ultra is a roomy, pleasant and competent automobile, and I even developed a fondness for it after driving it for several days.

Barratt recently developed a deeper fondness for it when he showed it to his sons.

The fondness for it has not waned: last month it was voted the third best film of the past 25 years in a Sight and Sound poll, pipped only by the bombastic male reveries of Apocalypse Now and Raging Bull.

It could well be that she recalled the period 1961-1989 with such fondness because it was the time of her own childhood and youth.

Very occasionally there is a legitimate motivation for updating a story beyond pure greed, but most of the time it only serves to slightly tarnish the original property and ruin your fondness for it.

Their fondness for it….