Sentence examples for found fondness from inspiring English sources

We learned to love here: Men found fondness for the elusive Indian woman; women surprised themselves in succumbing to chauvinistic, mother-spoiled men.

One of the features that might most directly affect most gamers, though, is Unity's new found fondness for WebGL.

But even if you find his fondness for words like "contextualize" annoying, and his straight-ahead method numbing at times, his thoroughness and insightful analyses are admirable.

This is a republic that prides itself on being a meritocracy, but scratch a little and you find a fondness for old families and dynastic tradition.

At times, however, he seems to have found his lingering fondness for poetry bemusing.

As evidence of this new-found fondness, the album features a guest appearance from a local Salvation Army band.

The real news from the Europa League final was the manager's new-found fondness for fondling hair.

Given her new-found fondness for putting her feet up and a long-term relationship with which she appears content, has she mellowed?

"It can only be good news if the Tories are serious about poverty," she said of the Conservatives' new-found fondness for her thoughts on the welfare state.

Is it simply out-of-bounds to contemplate whether the GOP's animus toward Obama and, therefore, its new-found fondness for a man it absolutely loathed during the 1990s is, at least in part, a consequence of the fact that Bill Clinton has at least one significant, redeeming feature lacking in Obama?

I found my dad's fondness for show tunes shameful and couldn't understand why he didn't like Eminem.