Sentence examples for initial fondness for from inspiring English sources
Chang's initial fondness for Torres grew when he read of his struggle with A.D.H.D. Chang, 55, long suspected that he, too, had the disorder because he was continually in trouble at school and with his parents.
Having distinguished various types of operations, Bridgman also had to deal with the question of whether different types had different epistemic values, going beyond his initial intuitive fondness for instrumental operations.
The first series sent Detective Sam Tyler from the present day to a Manchester, England, police precinct in 1973, where he developed, against any initial inclination, an abiding fondness for Chief Inspector Gene Hunt, despite Hunt's lack of professional circumspection and his politically insensitive style.
But his fondness for Fraschilla made his initial choice easy.
The initials stood for Tea Club and Barrovian Society, alluding to their fondness for drinking tea in Barrow's Stores near the school and, secretly, in the school library.
For some school and college friends, initial astonishment was tempered by memories of Markoff's fondness for gambling, at which he might lose substantial sums and then stay up late into the night trying to win the money back.
Stone has been well aware of these sensitivities from the start, though initial Greek outrage at his film focused on Alexander's omnivorous sexuality, in particular his fondness for eunuchs.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
Witness his fondness for overdetermined analogies.
He has a fondness for baby chickens.
