Coach Mick Potter holds no fondness for Benji and is smart enough to expose his defensive deficiencies.
As a G.M. staff engineer who had a hand in the XP-819's creation, he held a great fondness for the car.
Arizona Sen. John McCain, by contrast, veered radically to the right shamelessly abandoning his long-held fondness for being a "maverick"–and won his primary.
As much as I want to gaze upon our planet from afar with the same fondness that Sagan held in his heart, I can't.
AB: "Australia, moreover, still holds to its fondness for the piratical, a sense that distinction lies not in the flaunting but in the flouting of refinement.
Taylor, also a skilled knitter and weaver, holds a special fondness for the tactile pleasures of tabletop textiles: "Even if I'm just throwing together a quick dinner for myself, I want it to look beautiful," she says.
Here in the archive we hold a special fondness for the old advertisements published in The New Yorker, and this week we are débuting a new column featuring the wide array of ads the magazine has run in its eighty-six-year history.
Does everyone have sub-genres within genres for which they hold an unusual fondness?
That's all well and good, and yet I hold no particular fondness for Pluto, the planet.
And despite earlier grumblings, the young woman at the heart of the evening's event admitted at least some fondness for the ceremony held in her honor.
"The design staff was really calling the shots back then," Mr. Burton said, noting the fondness for the long-hood look held by the vice president of styling, William L. Mitchell.
