Sentence examples for not extremely fond from inspiring English sources

What was the genesis of the film, I ask? "I'm not extremely fond of talking about the movie, or about myself," he says.

Strangely, I look back on this fondly, not least because once I'd escaped from his jaws, I flounced off to big Asda up the road and bought a calming cardigan of which I'm still extremely fond.

It is also extremely fond of otters, which it consumes in large quantities.

The two are extremely fond of romantic gestures and the gifts and expressions of love will; flow freely like water.

Anonymous Upon pondering the background of your question, I keep coming up with a picture of friends who are fond of one another but not extremely close.

Ann Kirkpatrick informs viewers that she is extremely fond of driving.

In the end, Mr. Benedict grew extremely fond of George.

"I'm extremely fond of Stephon," Falk said.

The Chiefs have long been extremely fond of Thomas.

He was extremely fond of music and was himself a fair pianist.

The German authorities supplied them with girls, who were not prostitutes brought from the town but the daughters of peasants in the district, who apparently obeyed the summons without reluctance and probably were extremely fond of flowers.