Sentence examples for fondness on from inspiring English sources

"I will reflect with great fondness on my time in the North-east.

They inspire fondness on the field because they are brilliant but far from infallible.

In a strange way, I look back with a bit of fondness on my cancer experiences.

Simmonds, meanwhile, looked back with fondness on what she called "the best competition of her life".

In these sterner and more restrictive times of Xi Jinping, many Chinese, including those not really old enough to remember, are now looking back with a certain nostalgic fondness on the Jiang Zemin era.

I'd been thinking, we don't know it now, but we'll look back with fondness on the time Mrs Thatcher was here: new friendships formed in the street, chit-chat about plumbers whom we hold in common.

He installed six Fiat 500s (a car he has a particular fondness for) on the walls of one of the galleries; each is crushed into cartoonlike flatness.

This endangered owl lives in the same old growth forests as swift parrots, and preys on all sorts of furry beasties, up to and including rabbits, but it has a particular fondness for dining on introduced sugar gliders.

Like Penelope, this fox has a fondness for sleeping on pillows, begging for bacon, and refusing to come when called.

Perhaps everyone is capitalising on the warm, inchoate fondness brought on by a double shot of tradition and mild inebriation.

Dolle was prepared to hold forth Thursday on matters other than Luxembourg government's apparent fondness for bolt-on legislation.