Sentence examples for has fondness from inspiring English sources

About her former boss, who still seems to lurk behind her on the campaign trail, she admits she still has fondness for Bill Clinton, an admission for which she's occasionally criticized.

(The Hair Pair?) Team Tea Party has fondness for both of them and the mainstream party machine can convince donors that Sarah will never get her hands on the nuclear launch codes, but that she is necessary to elect the ticket.

Of course you want to leave your dog with people who are caring, patient, and have fondness on animals.

Chief Justice Roberts has a fondness for those fancy printed briefs, apparently.

He has a fondness for baby chickens.

He has a fondness for Elizabeth Taylor, too.

He clearly has a fondness for this park.

Rhetorically, he has a fondness for the elaborate metaphor.

Ms. Macy has a fondness for double meanings.

As this suggests, Banville has a fondness for what many of us would call disgusting.

She has no fondness for authority and is opposed to all public officials.