Sentence examples for fondness one from inspiring English sources

He recounted with considerable fondness one year when he decided to turn the show into a tribute to Aretha Franklin — without her knowledge.

I soon learned that Amsterdam (and Holland, more generally) is home to a friendly, passionate, intimate film industry; it seemed that everyone working the festival had worked on some project together before, and their fondness for one another was palpable, as was their commitment to connecting films with audiences.

But as a testament to their apparent fondness for one another, cable's most unlikely duo parted on an upbeat note.

Aside from a fondness for one another, what unites this crew?

Not a tournament he will remember with much fondness but one of the few who is shoo-in for a large number of full England caps.

I found it an amazingly honest statement considering that politicians often go out of their way to exaggerate their fondness for one another.

An international friendly three days before the start of the new Premier League season is never going to be remembered with any great fondness, particularly one that is staged in a two-thirds empty stadium in Switzerland.

The app also seemed to have more fondness for one of Google's co-founders than the other.

She said she had never in her long legal career worked in an environment in which colleagues showed such respect and even fondness for one another.

Despite being on opposite sides of the aisle politically, Christie and Booker have often worked together, and, according to The New York Times, appear to have a "genuine fondness" for one another.

Based on Jennifer Weiner's best-selling novel, the film is excellent when portraying the lifelong disconnect between two loving sisters: Maggie (Cameron Diaz), a kleptomaniac with no fixed employment and a fondness for one-night stands, and Rose (Toni Collette), who has nothing in her life but her job in a law firm.