Sentence examples for intense fondness for from inspiring English sources

This was when he developed an intense fondness for his mountaineering guide, a much older man of sixty-five.

After receiving only a village school education, Heinicke enlisted in the army, where he found time to indulge his intense fondness for books and his interest in languages.

Years before he became God's representative on earth he was a bouncer at a nightclub in Buenos Aires, and has professed an "intense fondness" for milonga, the traditional music of Argentina.

The WRP also sports an intense fondness for shitty posters and memes and straw man arguments.

My younger sister Hannah would have to scurry up and patiently guide me down, and remembering this – knowing the strained, slightly sad gulf that exists between us now as adults – is the moment in the day where I feel the most intense fondness for the place I used to call home.

But although synth pop was eminently more progressive and daring, it's the punk rockers whom everybody looks back on with intense fondness and admiration.

Holmes enjoyed measuring the circumference of trees on his property and kept track of the data, writing that he had "a most intense, passionate fondness for trees in general, and have had several romantic attachments to certain trees in particular".

(Bloomberg) At Sea "I suppose it to be a peculiarly English thing, this intense, near-painful fondness for the ocean that surrounds us".

I have an immense fondness for bees.

The Vail Morphoses program, however, shows his excessive fondness for intense male-female partnering in general and lifts in particular.

A national institution, instantly recognisable from his distinctive voice, intense self-belief and fondness for a mug of tea and a pipe, he was held in sufficient regard that even his critics usually found some aspect of his life or career to praise.