Sentence examples for fondness was from inspiring English sources

'Every period I've lived through has seemed like now to me,' my second husband was fond of saying - fondness was his forte.

"He brought his grandchildren that time,"says property manager Paul Pomfret. "And they spent 10 days at the castle and visiting the wider area - playing golf at turnberry, visiting maybole - he was clearly very fond of the place". That fondness was picked up by a young William Lindsay who recalled the president visiting his school and talking about his love of Scotland.

But Mandy could trust her, and she understood that Tovah's fondness was genuine.

Fondness was inscribed on his heart when I cut it out still beating.

While I had often heard older, usually retired, physicians speak about their love of doctoring, hearing a doctor currently in practice talk about the job with such fondness was so rare that it left us stunned.

That he was still well-remembered at the time of his death – and with such fondness – was a mark of the extent to which a well-loved children's presenter becomes almost a family member to viewers.

His response was icy: "Of what sense of warmth and fondness are you speaking?

Well, those old people who remembered the Raj with fondness are now dead".

Love is not exactly the right word, but something synonymous, like fondness, is even farther off the mark.

The only teacher I remember with fondness is Mrs Raglann, who taught us about Mozart, minuets and Beethoven in the third grade".

A few examples from the seventies: Another reason for my fondness is how, as they say, absence makes the heart grow fonder.