Sentence examples for may be fond from inspiring English sources

But she may be fond of you (against all odds) and has the good sense to avoid even more synthetic holidays, like Secretary's Day and Taskmaster's Week.

Kanye West may be fond of claiming hip-hop is the new rock'n'roll, but his young mentee is intent on proving it.

Some of the advice may come as a distressing surprise to women, who may be fond of foods or drinks that could endanger their pregnancy.

However, while customers may be fond of the convenience and speed of Amazon's operations, it is a company that inspires more complicated feeling in its workers.

Mr Blair may be fond of Mr Bush, but he can't wait to see the back of Donald Rumsfeld.A Kerry victory would also take some of the pressure off Mr Blair to offer an apology for the war.

Fernando Forestieri Sheffieldd Wednesday) Wednesday's Argentinian/Italian star striker cum crowd favourite may be fond of diving but 15 goals in 35 Championship appearances last season were rewarded with a (losing) play-off final appearance against Hull.

You may not be fond of Mr Magnolia but the wider country is.

Critics may not be fond of Aaron Sorkin's bombastic news drama, but Jeff Daniels bagged the prize for his performance as pompous Will McAvoy.

She may not be fond of metaphor, but it's hard to find a better one for Nan Goldin's art.

Pricing in a region's particular susceptibility to drought might also slow growth in areas of the country ill-equipped to provide for massive populations.Consumers may not be fond of the idea, but I can't imagine they're all that fond of the government telling them when they can and cannot bathe, either.

Mr. Dalin and others said that they had heard Mr. Papadopulos refer to the members as "greedy" and make other vague remarks that suggest he may not be fond of Jews but said that they were not particularly worried or interested.