Sentence examples for immense fondness from inspiring English sources

I have an immense fondness for bees.

Still, their achievement elevated football in Ireland to a new level and for that they will be remembered with immense fondness.

During the lecture, Mr. Powers talked about Twain's immense fondness for Hartford, and how his life there revolved around his wife, Livy, and his daughters, Susy, Clara and Jean.

But for all of the neighborhood's isolation and industrial grit, and perhaps because of these characteristics, many of its residents describe it with immense pride and fondness.

"I never outgrew my fondness for melodrama".

Legend describes him as seven feet tall, with immense eyes and ears, and a fondness for clothes made of leaves.

Noting Coleridge's fondness for "German metaphysics" and his immense gifts of erudition and expression, he laments that Coleridge had not made Kant and the post-Kantians more accessible to an English-speaking audience.

His immense polyphonic skill, his ability to incorporate archaic forms within his own advanced style, his fondness for sudden contrasts of timbre and dynamics, and his use of magnificent brass effects all testify to his boldness and originality.

The immense climax of the finale isn't as shattering as it could be, but elsewhere Salonen's fondness for clear textures is very much in evidence, and often admirable.

When stalwart, tawny John Donder returns to England as General Dhon Do, his fondness for the village which accepted him – and for his halfling son – places him under immense pressure, as his superiors expect him to use annihilating force upon the invaded minions without a second thought.

That fondness shines through.