Sentence examples for of fondness for from inspiring English sources

It's an expression of fondness for friends of the Quarterly.

If I contribute a sm[all] sum, this happens only out of fondness for you.

"I developed a kind of fondness for them," he said, "almost like pets or something".

It was as if he had always been there, and I immediately felt an encumbering sense of fondness for him.

The Riot Club, then, recreates Brideshead's deferential culture of fondness for posh at the moment when we least need it.

At its best, it's a sly, diverting book full of fondness for the delusional dreamers who people the world.

The stories and Toby's reading of them convey a notion new to me, or one which, in the somber cathedral of academia, I'd forgotten: literature is a form of fondness-for-life.

Alongside lyrics about the worrying rise of gun offences are tales of police harassment, admissions of their fondness for weed and women, and awkward expressions of love.

There are glimpses of his overt performance; of his fondness for an earlier, purer existence; of his present-day doubts and sublimated anger.

Bashi was christened the hipster of Eastleigh because of his fondness for tight jeans, oversized glasses and other trendy paraphernalia.

However, I did think it unfair for him to take advantage of my fondness for freedom of speech in this manner.