Sentence examples for innate fondness from inspiring English sources
Still, we kept buying the upgrades, thanks to our innate fondness for unnecessary power (see also: S.U.V.'s).
We know that most of our food likes are a triumph of nurture over nature, with the exceptions of an innate fondness for sweet, and distaste for bitter.
If you need any more evidence, on top of the fact that Tories show an innate fondness for ducks, then consider this; the most stereotypical image of a typical Tory is an ageing, white, very wealthy male who is concerned with greed and making money above all else.
A byproduct of a technology-based lifestyle is that the average student has an innate fondness for computer-based technology and is eager to gain expertise and sophistication with its use.
With Germany just emerging from recession and unemployment likely to rise, her innate caution and fondness for consensus will put her off more radical change.She can afford to be bolder.
That fondness shines through.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
There was fondness in it.
It did not indicate fondness.
