Sentence examples for in a fond from inspiring English sources

They are much older now but they still speak about the centre in a fond and positive way".

In the move to independence, the parent is all but forgotten, or occasionally pictured in a fond glow of love and regret.

In a fond encomium to Krim, republished in "Critical Mass," a career-spanning new anthology of Mr. Wolcott's writing, he reminds us what really made Krim's work sing.

The night is broad and camp and asks for a little good-natured audience interaction as it casts Sydney's past in a fond, if chiding light.

The third album by the Baltimore keyboard duo, Teen Dream, currently basks in a fond buzz built organically since their hazy, self-titled debut of 2006.

Ethnic pride mixes with high camp in a fond look at "Fiddler on the Roof," the most Semitic musical ever, except perhaps for "Yentl".

I'm not alone in having a fond memory of earlier Pokémon games but no 3DS to play the latest entries in the series, and while Pokémon Go is emphatically its own game, it can evoke enough nostalgic charm to be worth picking up.

Although the sobriquet has stuck, Tories in fact have a fond attachment to schools that educate only children of demonstrable intelligence.

Peter Martins created "Les Gentilhommes" in 1987 as a fond tribute to the skills and presence of City Ballet's gifted young male dancers of the time.

Darren Clarke's success in 2011 remains a fond memory (although strictly speaking he's Northern Irish) and Phil Mickleson will hope to retain the trophy he won last year following a difficult year.

It's fine in its way, a fond and silly salute to pub crawls, old friends, crap cars, roundabouts, British eccentricity and keeping your head in a crisis – it's just terribly hit-and-miss.