Sentence examples for huge fondness from inspiring English sources

I don't think many players or coaches will look back on this tour with huge fondness".

I'm wondering if it's because a lot of people (probably male) read Conan as teenagers and remember him with huge fondness, but would be surprised if they went back to the stories today.

It's been more than a decade since I finished The Saga Of Darren Shan, and more than five years since The Demonata, and I look back on them now with huge fondness.

I also have a huge fondness for the closing track Cerulean Transience of All My Imagined Shores, which is 10 full minutes of spangly, Cocteaus-like guitar, single-digit BPM drumming and hideously painful screamology.

Despite the winning habit, and the significant financial clout that comes with a company such as Mercedes, many in that team will look back with huge fondness - and not a little incredulity - to the time when a title-winning car emerged from the smouldering remains of Honda's failed F1 dream.

And we both have a huge fondness for obscure and irregular ceramics".

I have an immense fondness for bees.

Ecologists say the animals' huge appetites and fondness for "habitat re-engineering" - reducing forests to flatland by uprooting trees and trampling plants as they feed and roam - threaten the park's biodiversity.

I have a huge amount of fondness for "Kolchak," which starred the fantastic Darren McGavin as a reporter who investigated weird crimes in Chicago.

His fondness for huge diamond-studded rings and changing his hair colour made him the butt of jokes.

While we sit in Battersea Park a jogger diverts his route for a running high-five with Campbell and shouts, "Respect!" But, honestly, widely, and especially when compared with a Barnes or a Wright or an Adams, Campbell doesn't command a huge amount of public fondness.