The warmer weather has brought other changes to Biscoe: As Adélie-penguin populations have declined, gentoo penguins — with their fondness for higher temperatures — have arrived in force.
But Apple's new cover is a perfect symbol of its fondness for high-tech magic tricks.
They said this would be the major McIlroy would struggle to win, that his high ball flight and fondness for aggression would never prevail on a links course.
Meanwhile George P. Bush expressed his love for Texas high school football, his fondness for the odd session of computer gaming and the fact he was not in favour of mandatory national service for young people (not much surprise there).
Mr. Altman is an entertainer with a satirist's wink and a fondness for high drama, while Mr. Sayles is a social realist whose films have an essayistic weight.
On this form, Greg could be beaten at poker by Le Chiffre, the Bond villain whose fondness for high-stakes buy-in is faintly baffling, considering his tell is that he actually cries blood.
YESH M. TEMBE Gadgets, Shrikhand, Brahms Precision mattered to Yesh M. Tembe, an accountant working for the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, and it showed in his fondness for high-tech gadgets.
Bill Young shows his choreographic fondness for high-energy movements in works ranging from a commentary on the nonstop intensity of today's urban life to an evocation of a totally imaginary faraway realm.
Several trends of the eighties — the fascination with high-low; the postmodern fondness for artifice, as opposed to the "realness" embraced by prior avant-gardes — no doubt nudged them in that direction, but I would guess that economics also played a part.
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