Sentence examples for life fondness from inspiring English sources

Widely known as a devout Muslim by virtue of his conservative family life, fondness for using Koranic phrases in his everyday speech, and by his advocacy of Islam to Western audiences, Field Marshal Sisi set about convincing the Brothers that he shared many of their views and was an officer they could trust.

But you can see why we feel protective about our quality of life; and the fondness is so much more appealing than supposedly northern chip-and-whine.

He was a man of effervescent good humor, a love of life, and a fondness for magic tricks, a personality that charmed everyone he met.

We will remember most his love of life, sharp wit, and fondness for all creatures great and small.

The film satirises the culture at the time: the aspirational middle-class, the intelligentsia, our view of the European way of life - but with fondness, without superiority.

He still found Thae's defection a surprise, writing that despite his fondness for life in Britain, Thae always seemed committed to North Korea.

India's urban classes retain a sentimental fondness for village life, poor and squalid as it may be.

He also drew laughter by remembering D'Oliveira's fondness for enjoying life once play was finished for the day.

Do you have a tolerance, even a secret fondness, for nostalgic, life-affirming movies that bypass the head and go straight to the heart?

The often misunderstood benefit of taxable gifts also causes clients to miss the good planning opportunity of continuing to pay participating whole-life premiums rather than their fondness for having the premiums offset by dividends.

The flamboyant Fortuyn supported business deregulation and abortion rights and was open about both his homosexuality and his fondness for the high life.