Sentence examples for genuine fondness from inspiring English sources

Sigurdsson, in fairness, speaks with genuine fondness about his time at Spurs.

Spending two evenings with this orchestra generates a genuine fondness for it.

And the other thing, what makes it unique is the genuine fondness between the two of them.

Mazie has a genuine fondness for bums and undoubtedly knows more bums than any other person in the city.

On the other hand, the playwright seems to have had a genuine fondness for honest English popular and traditional songs.

Beltran did everything the Cardinals could have wanted over the last two seasons, and Mozeliak had a genuine fondness for him as a person.

But Mandy could trust her, and she understood that Tovah's fondness was genuine.

"It's authentic just young people being honest, doing what they do proto-reality TV. Thatcher's Britain was pretty horrible if you weren't wealthy, so maybe a few hundo proto-realityng 'fuck TVat' made it appealing then, and maybe it still does?" She remembers the visit with nostalgic fondness and still possesses a genuine love for the island.

Similarly, our heroes keep clinging to brinks by their fingertips, as if to prove that a proper cliffhanger needs a genuine cliff — a curiously nostalgic approach, although the director's fondness for the retro is crucial to his non-stop knowingness, with its hints of both hipster and nerd.

In three of Mendelssohn's "Songs without Words" and the F Sharp minor Fantasy, Mr. Kim's fondness for the music's elegance and self-effacing beauty seemed very genuine.

His fondness for elote aside, perhaps the moment when Henry truly became a New Yorker is when he felt genuine sadness after learning about the closing of his beloved Korean barbecue restaurant, Woo Lae Oak.