Sentence examples for has no fondness from inspiring English sources
She has no fondness for authority and is opposed to all public officials.
President Vladimir Putin has signaled to foreign leaders that he has no fondness for Mr. Milosevic.
The one person Mr. Ellis has no fondness for is John Ashcroft, the attorney general.
Mr. Oh, who has no fondness for the North Korean regime, is fully aware of the politics.
"He is someone who is quite often used as the diplomatic face of Iran," said Hadi Ghaemi, head of the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, an advocacy group based in New York, who has no fondness for Mr. Larijani and has verbally dueled with him.
Plain country fare, but not to be despised". He is tended by a housekeeper, Mrs Taste, and by a nubile 16-year-old Lottie Truggin, the sexton's granddaughter, who has no fondness for boys of her own age and longs to possess her master bodily.
She had no fondness for the place.
Margie was earthy and artistic, but had no fondness for Hollywood and was shunted aside at showbiz events by people wanting to chat to me.
While Mr. Skarlatos said he had no fondness for the group — "I try to stay out of politics," he offered with a shrug — he let the man leave about 30 cards behind.
She was born at Erith in Kent, a town of which she said: "It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham". She had no fondness for the place.
Who have no fondness for rules or respect for the status quo these are the kids who are more likely to grow up to create new companies and new industries and push the envelope in directions not visible to those who follow a more conventional path.
