The phrase "fondness with" is incorrect.
The correct phrase is "fondness for". For example: "The mother showed a fondness for her newborn baby."
Despite the fondness with which the Smigic family is remembered, its homes have been torched.
He has been lucky to have Callow as a biographer, balancing warmth with scepticism, fondness with reproof.
"Nerd Pride" is in fact a celebration of the fondness with which we imbue what anywhere else would pass for insults.
For the moment, however, he is too easily tempted by erections of other kinds, and, to be fair, one would hardly wish him to spoil the fondness with which he views his characters.
This history is too recent to seem dry, and the film gets an added emotional punch from interviews with former tenants, whose memories mix fondness with anger and loss.
There is no irony in girl-group music, which is one explanation for the fondness with which it is still regarded, and it remains a rare example of form and content finding a perfect match.
STREICHER--Judson L. The Westchester Kennel Club reflects with respect and with gratitude, with fondness and with sorrow on the passing of Juddie Streicher, our Chairman Emeritus.
I travel to Torquay, keen to discover if she now looks back on her semi-naked magazine appearance with fondness, or with deep regret.
And what's significant is that he recalls them with fondness, not with the derision and condescension of some who make it big after leaving their small towns.
Whenever we extend these memories to the more personal aspects of life, Frank's quiet, unassuming character, a character with a steel spine and great insight and understanding of people, will be recalled, again with fondness mixed with great respect.
We are an optimistic society that looks back with fondness, and forward with optimism and confidence.
