Sentence examples for otherwise fond from inspiring English sources
But there are certain features of the phone that are proving daunting to otherwise fond users.
Clapton, in an otherwise fond reminiscence, calls him "seriously antisocial", and even that's putting it mildly.
Another World is one of those games that nerds (like myself) have put on a pedestal over the years, but the controls really mar what is otherwise a fond trip down memory lane.
"Otherwise, we would grow too fond of it".
Robert E. Lee said "it is well that war is so terrible, otherwise we would grow too fond of it".
The otherwise reasonable Mr. McEuen is a little too fond of phrases like "in human history" and "cataclysmic proportions".
(The italics are Kundera's. He is in fact rather fond of italics, giving to his words a sureness they might otherwise lack).
He is especially fond of skiing chutes — steep, narrow flumes of snow that plunge like elevator shafts through otherwise impassable terrain.
Sleeps lightly, fond of gods".
"I was fond of him, very very fond," she said.
