Sentence examples for positive fondness from inspiring English sources
It sounds disapproving, but I detect a positive fondness for material so congenial to boilerplate analysis.
Religiosity was found to be related to mental and physical health in the US; it predicted positive affects (affection, joy, love, happiness, contentment, caring, pride, and fondness), fewer mental health ailments, and lower levels of cognitive intrusions [ 33].
Still, Mr. Hart, a former general manager for the Rangers and the Cleveland Indians, sees a positive side to players' fondness for video games.
A couple of the speakers at the symposium admitted to testing positive for elevated PCB levels thanks to their fondness for local city fish, and the last thing anyone should do is steam up some shellfish found clinging to a city pier.
That's the second principle in his best-selling book The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work -- "nurturing fondness and admiration for your spouse: This means laying down a positive view about your spouse, respecting and appreciating their differences".
For Peter, who has had a fondness for ballet for more than 40 years, the classes certainly seem to be having positive effects.
That fondness shines through.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
There was fondness in it.
It did not indicate fondness.
