Sentence examples similar to form of fondness from inspiring English sources

The stories and Toby's reading of them convey a notion new to me, or one which, in the somber cathedral of academia, I'd forgotten: literature is a form of fondness-for-life.

"I developed a kind of fondness for them," he said, "almost like pets or something".

We might think of this bias as a form of dendrophilia an inordinate fondness for tree structures in our species.

We then run the risk of creating a "Fantasy Bond," an illusion of fusion in which real feelings of fondness and attraction are replaced by the form of being in a relationship.

Blake's sculptural work in many mediums has often reflected a fondness for a form of kink that involves dressing as an animal.

A ghost of fondness lived in a headlock's shadow.

If I contribute a sm[all] sum, this happens only out of fondness for you.

It's an expression of fondness for friends of the Quarterly.

A similar balance of fondness and distance pervaded Mr. Irabagon's set.

"He'll be remembered with a great deal of fondness.

I think it's a game that a lot of people have a lot of fondness for".