Sentence examples for for its fondness from inspiring English sources

(The Old Vic was nicknamed the Blood Tub for its fondness for gore).

Scrooge McDuck is Scottish, a nationality not known for its fondness of the Conservative party.

Ratel, also called honey badger, (Mellivora capensis), badgerlike member of the weasel family (Mustelidae) noted for its fondness for honey.

SAN FRANCISCO — It may be the ultimate collection of paraphernalia of a band known for its fondness of paraphernalia, legal and otherwise.

A woman offered 350 yuan ($55).South Korea is renowned for its fondness for dog meat, but eating dogs (and cats) is also considered unremarkable in parts of China.

I don't want to spoil the pleasure you'll derive from reading the letter in full by selectively quoting it so let's just say this is surely the only time a letter featured in the New York Times had berated the paper for its fondness for U2 and told the editor that he owed the writer a goat.

Despite its insistence that its food is "healthy", the chain has been taken to task by health and consumer groups for the high calorie and saturated fat content (the latter because of its fondness for mayonnaise and fillings like hard cheese) of its sandwiches.

But Apple's new cover is a perfect symbol of its fondness for high-tech magic tricks.

Because of its fondness for eggs, nestlings, corn, melons, and garbage, the raccoon is unwelcome in some areas.

This paper has made no secret of its fondness for Mr Daniels; he is smart, serious and sane, and the race will be poorer without him.Over the past week, my colleague in Austin and Andrew Sullivan have been discussing whether there is a Rick-Perry-sized hole in the race.

On the surface, the new film has little in common with "Junebug" except for its attention to psychological detail and its fondness for offbeat characters and respect for actors.