Sentence examples for fondness would be from inspiring English sources

Longer answer: to look back with too much fondness would be to betray the dead and their achievements entirely.

I'm wondering if it's because a lot of people (probably male) read Conan as teenagers and remember him with huge fondness, but would be surprised if they went back to the stories today.

Rodriguez said it was futile for him to talk about his relationship with Jeter because the proof of their fondness for each other would be visible in how they treat each other, especially in front of countless reporters and fans observing the dynamic between the dynamic duo.

Page thought, even amid bubbling questions about Trump's connections to and fondness for Russia, it would be a good idea to have him make a speech there to "raise the temperature a little bit".

When Pulp Fiction became a cultural landmark, those of us with a fondness for portmanteaux assumed there would be plenty more where that came from.

But America's strong shareholder culture and fondness for litigation make it harder than it would be in Europe for managers to employ these devices.

Decius says that he isn't concerned about Trump's seeming fondness for Russia; in his view, thoughtless provocations would be much more dangerous.

One might think that her father, as a lawyer, would be troubled by Nancy's fondness for trespassing and routinely violating people's constitutional rights.

One thing that might persuade them would be if rich people with a fondness for burning things started paying them to do so.

The sources said such decisions to keep information under wraps would be connected to Trump's apparent fondness for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

They would be acting not out of any personal fondness, but because they might be useful to one another.