Modern, German, fondness for atonal music.
T20, bowler-friendly Shield pitches, the abolition of the old state second XI competition, and even some modern cricketers' fondness for clothes, hair product and tattoos have all been blamed.
Modern novelists' fondness for first-person storytelling, brilliantly exemplified in the embedded narratives of David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas, has often served as an excuse for writers merely to render thought, rather than getting to grips with its dynamics and complex simultaneities.
Mr. Brandstrup rightly has the modern dancer's fondness for using the floor to telegraph an emotional state.
That's what lies behind the modern right's fondness for violent rhetoric: many activists on the right really do see taxes and regulation as tyrannical impositions on their liberty.
That's what lies behind the modern right's fondness for violent rhetoric: many activists on the right really do see taxes and regulation as tyrannical impositions on their liberty.This is just silly isn't it?
More surprising, given her fondness for abrasive modern scores, is her embrace of the concerto's sentimental spirit, which she projects vigorously in this live recording from October 2002.
In addition to Mr. Prodel's fondness for minimalist modern furnishings, the house shows off the interior design taste of his former girlfriend: an arrangement of artificial orchids on the coffee table, a large brass and crystal chandelier hanging from the living room ceiling, plaster elephant sculptures, straw and feather owls and an ornate gilt-framed mirror at the entrance.
In one corner were those who insisted that Rice's departure was only right, given her disgraceful fondness for microphones and modern lighting in a building that only exists at all in order to give audiences a taste of Shakespeare as it would have been staged in his own time.
