Sentence examples for fondness of language from inspiring English sources
He wrote about politics, policy and the practitioners of both, but he also wrote with a deep fondness of language.
You can feel in the book a gathering voluptuous release of confidence, a delighted surprise at the unexpected capacities of language, a close, careful fondness for people that we thought only saints felt".
Phrases like "fondness for bathing-machines" and "brimming over with quivering curds" are sure to nurture a love of language and its possibilities, and Singh's daring illustrations will appeal to older children eager to leave the world of candy-colored cuteness behind.
Sharing outside of language.
He was influential in persuading Mr Bush to spend $15 billion on AIDs in Africa and was one of the leading advocates of the "freedom agenda" in the Middle East.Mr Bush's fondness for religious language and biblical references has provoked a storm of criticisms.
I no longer question my ongoing fondness of John McClane.
Delony's fondness of the flask disturbed Cobb very much.
11 fondness of politicians for "lump-sum transfers".
I was under no illusion that would happen: the mutual fondness seemed authentic, but it was the fondness of accidental acquaintance, not of lasting friendship.
"We're facing a fondness of anything coming from the West.
