Sentence examples for not especially fond from inspiring English sources

Dom was not especially fond of Jerome.

It turns out that the Magliozzis are not especially fond of other types of automobiles, either.

It is widely known in Utah that Mr. Cannon and Mr. Cook are not especially fond of each other.

But equally instructive were those from people who said they were not especially fond of vegetables and suggested ways they could be made more appealing.

He also told us about a lot on the corner that once held the 101 Tavern, a bar the police were not especially fond of.

Meanwhile, the couple – childless and with the narrator not especially fond of cats to begin with – find themselves adopted by the animal.

Caesar's accuser is his Iago-like lieutenant Koba, who utterly detests humankind but isn't especially fond of chimps and orang-utans either.

According to Fred Camper, who wrote the excellent liner notes and served as the ailing filmmaker's "eyes" throughout the production, Brakhage wasn't especially fond of the DVD format, preferring the quality of light on VHS.

Boston wasn't especially fond of Gonzalez, regardless of how much he said he enjoyed playing there.

Overall, the pace was a little too frantic, and, as I said, I wasn't especially fond of River Song this time around.

Although his wife, Sue, isn't especially fond of her husband's activism, Mathis told The Daily Beast he'd like to continue to be an LGBTQ rights advocate.  .