Sentence examples for new fondness from inspiring English sources

But she doesn't think this new fondness for opera and woodwinds runs too deeply.

The spending round will be tough, given Mr Chirac's new fondness for "social" programmes.

And he is looking with new fondness at regional trade shows, like those in Dallas and Atlanta.

There was even some new fondness for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who spoke to the convention crowd before her husband.

Colin Powell apparently believes that Chirac's new fondness for sanctions could tie up Iraqi oil production with litigation for years.

In the context of Lincoln Center's festival, one wanted to reconsider this work and to come away from the performance with a new fondness for it.

This is a clever touch, allowing children to play the game more than once without its being exactly the same each time, fulfilling children's need for something new and fondness for doing the same thing over and over.

One of the features that might most directly affect most gamers, though, is Unity's new found fondness for WebGL.

The real news from the Europa League final was the manager's new-found fondness for fondling hair.

As evidence of this new-found fondness, the album features a guest appearance from a local Salvation Army band.

Given her new-found fondness for putting her feet up and a long-term relationship with which she appears content, has she mellowed?