And despite earlier grumblings, the young woman at the heart of the evening's event admitted at least some fondness for the ceremony held in her honor.
For a variety of reasons -- not least our fondness for London as both destination and travel hub -- we have long flown British Airways almost exclusively, and we use a BA-branded credit card.
Aren't his theories at least partly driven by a fondness for heresy?
AN afición for cigars — "penchant" lacks the necessary passion, while "fondness" is at least three shades too tame — is a difficult itch to scratch in Bloombergian New York, which, aside from its high property taxes and low trans fats, is almost entirely smoke-free.
But I wouldn't trade them at all, and I certainly wouldn't trade them for a time when such decisions weren't even really mine to make, to risk, to control, to take personal responsibility for (as opposed to my "honor" being the business of male relatives), to learn and mature from, and hopefully to look back on with fondness, or at least self-forgiveness and humor.
Like Fearnley-Whittingstall, he has a particular fondness for game: the least ruined of all animals — meat before it was corrupted by the unnatural selection of livestock cultivation.
The ancestors of humans became bipedal at least five million years ago, but our fondness for seafood is much more recent, emerging, as far as we know, with the origin of our own species around 200,000 years ago.
They feel something towards the characters and the conflict, not necessarily fondness, but something, at least.
"It sounds ridiculous, but it would at least explain why he has a fondness for showing their work without giving them credit".
Unless the subject is TV remote controls, most Americans have a fondness for complexity, or at least for ideas and objects that are hard to understand.
