Sentence examples for just fondness from inspiring English sources

They're actually brainier and better written, but they're like the Potter books in that readers tend to feel about them not just fondness but also something like proprietorship.

"The birth has been well-publicised over here and there's been a high level of anticipation and excitement, and I think there's just genuine fondness towards William and Kate.

There are others who still attend religious services for their own reasons, such as an agreement with some of the moral tenets, membership in a community, or even just a fondness for the music.

Or maybe he just had a fondness for cheese, boiled ham and salami.

At least one of them will recoil as though you've just confessed a fondness for drowning puppies.

Is that part of balancing things out, or do you just have a fondness for cardboard and low-tech?

And I can tell it better".His joke hinges not just on Jews' fondness for humour, but also on Jewish verbal dexterity, competitiveness and anxiety over social status.

I don't think it's just home-state fondness (Rabe grew up in Dubuque) that makes him treat Bernice so tenderly.

The first trailer is out for the followup to 1995's Toy Story 2. But how can it compete not just with our fondness for that film, but with Pixar's virtuoso output since?

A taste for bean curd therefore seems stitched into the hereditary profile of many Chinese and Japanese people, just as a fondness for foods made from rotten milk is in mine.

He cultivates indifference, this passionate man, just as he defies fondness and at the same time dispenses it.