Sentence examples for only too fond from inspiring English sources

WESTERN multinationals are only too fond of exploiting Central Europeans' naivety.

Giuseppe Saragat (1964-71) was a good man but too fond of his Chianti.

Perhaps our popular culture is simply too fond of blaming the messenger.

I knew I wasn't the only one who wasn't too fond of Windows Mobile 6.5, but I'm just a lowly blogger; when your hardware partners start bailing, its gotta sting a little.

But Koehler is too fond of himself to continue for long in this vein.

The only other thing I wasn't too fond of was the low-end.

But the government is still too fond of its grandiose projects and too slow to get unglamorous things right.

But he catches himself before the memories grow too fond.

Too fond of wearing bloomers.

We should grow too fond of it".

I'm not too fond of the Obama-Reagan analogy.