Sentence examples for one of fondness from inspiring English sources

I was told that the reaction has been one of fondness.

since all i have are memories of effortless clean-ups, my tale is one of woe rather than one of fondness.

The mood surrounding him since he resurfaced into the public consciousness via Daft Punk's "Giorgio by Moroder", has been one of fondness.

What is really going on here, one might suspect, is not a sudden attack of fondness for the empire, but a growing fondness for trams, after they were phased out by most former colonial cities.

"We slagged him, he slagged us back," recalls one of the players with evident fondness.

Not a tournament he will remember with much fondness but one of the few who is shoo-in for a large number of full England caps.

The app also seemed to have more fondness for one of Google's co-founders than the other.

Those lingering feelings of fondness for Passion and Giglio are one reason why I'm so saddened by recent events surrounding his invitation to, and withdrawal from, the 2013 inaugural prayer.

"It allows for a healthy expression of fondness and a bit of aggression all in one and to see the impact we have on one another".

But I was crazy for all of those shows at one time or another, and I still have a great deal of fondness for them.

One of his brothers recalls an early fondness for cozy, watertight spaces: "We used to carry him around in a five-gallon bucket, because he liked it".