Sentence examples for not particularly fond. from inspiring English sources

Also, I am not particularly fond of any airline.

I'm not particularly fond of the horticultural perspective on gardening.

As a collector of clocks and watches, I'm not particularly fond of the twice-yearly change.

Mr. Kantarian, though, is not particularly fond of the comparison between golf and tennis.

(Wallis was not particularly fond of her, either, referring to her as "Cookie" in a disparaging reference to her plumpness).

Ditto for the characters in the novel, the fortune-hunting Morris Townsend and the dull heiress Catherine Sloper, "who was not particularly fond of literature".

He just wasn't particularly fond of Las Vegas.

In fact, Schulz wasn't particularly fond of children, with the exception of his own.

Unlike nice clowns who cater to children, Wrinkles isn't particularly fond of young people and got bored making "stupid little balloon animals," he said.

("Curiously," he writes, "'Slap Shot' was not on his list, and he later said he wasn't particularly fond of it. Obviously, that's a firable offense in the hockey world").

The nerve of Kobe Bryant to say he wasn't particularly fond of the Zen master and wouldn't be caught out of court sharing organic bread with him over lunch.