Sentence examples for of her fondness from inspiring English sources
It was a prime example of her fondness for collaboration.
She tells of her fondness for gingham, which she often wore to school as a child.
That was true, too, of her fondness for the shaggy-dog story.
She spoke in interviews of her fondness for research and the usefulness of it.
Ms. Nestle's partners knew of her fondness for alcohol but did not view it as a big deal.
Reports of her fondness for cigarettes and Cognac burnished her reputation; a few years later, she would give up drinking but not smoking.
People praised her open structures, her use of duration, her fondness for multimedia, her rejection of unified musical scores.
Her clothes, then, were a weapon in the war against timidity – and in this sense are as much a part of Sitwell's brand of modernism as her fondness for reciting poetry through an upturned traffic cone.
But then Nicks doesn't play the diva either – kooky fan of fantasy, yes (her fondness for the oeuvre of Stephenie Meyer and liking for US fantasy TV series Game of Thrones fits right into that), but not the figure who insisted during Fleetwood Mac's Tusk tour that every hotel room she stayed in be painted pink and must house a white piano.
Others will feel robbed, will think that this very talented writer is trying to have it both ways -- and will lament so belated a deconstruction of her own fondness for the trappings of romance.
Convinced that she was not qualified to write (ashamed of her childhood fondness for watching television and eating Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Puffs, habits that her father deplored), Ms. Styron at first strove to make her mark and become " 'someone' in my own right" through acting.
