Sentence examples for into fondness from inspiring English sources

He translates passion into fondness, charisma into mild charm.

Her mannerisms - the slight twitter of a disapproving eyebrow, the withering glances that melt into fondness - seem entirely natural, and at times she resembles young Patricia Routledge.

For 10 years, Ms. Fox and Mr. Bevilacqua had fantasized about buying a weekend home, stalling for time by spending vacations in Madison and Chester, Conn., where Ms. Fox talked herself into a fondness for the gritty, rocky shoreline and Mr. Bevilacqua took pleasure in the area's rural charms.

I've grown into a fondness for naps.

But had it been a Jhumpa Lahiri story, the budding knowledge would have morphed over time into a mutual fondness, and, incrementally, into love.

It is surely a sign of these anxious times that, while some filmmakers looked back in fondness at the picturesque past, others squinted into the future and saw the end of everything.

At times, however, this sentiment slips into an unquestioning fondness for pre-Civil War Dixie.

I can feel my admiration, which is great, shading embarrassingly into something approaching fondness.

As we begin to meander into Shah's fondness for ill-fated romance, hipsters and her mother's disdain for her last album, a thought hits suddenly.

The authors contend that to reach the Yoot demographic, marketers must learn to create "a whole new language" for selling products and services that taps into the Yoots' fondness for customizing and personalizing messages.

To describe the effect as an epiphany would be going too far, but the sight of this pleasure steamer planted an interest in me (reinforced the same evening by sailing home on a ship where the crowds on deck sang to an accordion band) that grew into an enthusiasm, and in adolescence almost to an obsession, before falling back into a deep fondness that still persists.