Sentence examples for general fondness from inspiring English sources

"And there are probably three million people who have a general fondness for birds".

At fault are Iggy's past (and since-deleted) tweets about gay people and what the protestors perceive to be her general fondness of cultural appropriation.

But it is clear that Hank has both a general fondness for soldiers and a father's assumption that he knows his own son.

But country-radio executives will once again have to make a complicated calculation, weighing their audience's general fondness for Taylor Swift against its desire to hear an uninterrupted stream of songs that sound, more or less, like country music.

The Japanese band DMBQ, formed in the late 1980's, makes its roiling psychedelic rock out of garage-band riffs, power chords, stop-start beats, wailing vocals and a general fondness for mayhem.

Just as they disliked the Bush Republicans' incompetence, bellicosity and inability to say anything coherent about the country's most pressing problems, they now dislike the Obama Democrats' stimulus plans that don't stimulate, massive expenditures of money the federal government doesn't have and general fondness for the sound of the president's voice.

He knew well the general public's fondness for attaching stories to instrumental music.

When stalwart, tawny John Donder returns to England as General Dhon Do, his fondness for the village which accepted him – and for his halfling son – places him under immense pressure, as his superiors expect him to use annihilating force upon the invaded minions without a second thought.

He has also shown a fondness for retired generals such as Mike Flynn (national-security adviser); James (Mad Dog) Mattis (Defense); and John Kelly (Homeland Security); plus gazillionaires such as Steve Mnuchin (Treasury); Wilbur Ross (Commerce); and Linda McMahon (Small Business Administration).

Unlucky, Chris, although poetic, given both the FBI agent's fondness for women in general, and his line about staying out of trouble by never getting too involved.

Lest you think that the app's appeal comes only from the celebrity backing, and America's fondness for Mr. Hanks in general, that may not necessarily be the case.