Sentence examples for fondness to from inspiring English sources
With nothing but Mr. Altman's fondness to keep him standing up.
Despite his fondness to press reset buttons, Mr. Obama has failed to do so convincingly on Afghanistan.
It's not that anyone looks back with fondness to the 45 years of rule by the monolithic Communist Party.
"Not everybody in the 'new generation' looks back with the same fondness to the 1960's," he said.
Which is probably O.K. Most of us, athletes and spectators alike, just want to smile, cry, and look forward, with fondness, to 2016.
It's a tune that almost every young jazz student encounters, and the band brought a kind of fondness to its detonation.
Clearly strong imagery is very important to Adele as the name 'bird' originates from a nickname of hers: "there's a fondness attached to the name for me.
She came for a last meal not out of fondness but to use a gift certificate.
Yet work kept bringing us together and fondness turned to love.
Since his "Alice" phase, Mr. Del Tredici has shown a fondness (not to say mania) for simple melodies.
Fondness cuts to brute violence in opening; the Ländler is sturdy and sincere, a blur of swirling couples from a bygone Vienna, and the Rondo has an earthy vigour that reminds us where this orchestra comes from.
