Sentence examples for not really fond from inspiring English sources

I myself am not really fond of monsters.

When you're seated at a table with somebody that you're not really fond of, you just don't talk to them.

It was kind of like an experiment in hate-fucking, since I am not really fond of the police.

I am not really fond of using the word 'Unicorn' - name of an imaginary animal - to describe a super successful company.

We had O'Dorney, who ultimately took the title after correctly spelling "serrefine," revealing in his post-win interview that he's not really fond of spelling after all.

The problem -- the, my only gut reaction to that is right now the lawmakers I've talked to have just completely had it with them, the public is not really fond of this.

Think smart - even though you might think everyone could suits with you however some people might not be really fond to be your friend even you've tried to be very friendly to them.

Soon they will be either be really fond of the genre or really not into it.

I'm really fond of the sound of the rain, too, though that's not to say it's always raining at the British seaside.

"I was really fond of the film that I wrote and that Robert shot, but that wasn't the film that Sony Image Works released.

We're really fond of saying history repeats itself, that we're condemned to repeat what we don't remember.