Anybody who saw Mills's previous film, "Beginners" (2010), will recognize his fondness for chop and change.
Interviews with neighbors suggested that Ashley was the more reserved of the two, while Miranda, with a pierced tongue and navel and a fondness for brightly colored clothes, was more widely recognized at the complex.
He was also recognized for his humility and gentleness as well as for his many talents; he spoke several languages and was an accomplished pianist, with a particular fondness for Mozart.
Still, recognizing that not everyone shares her fondness for D.I.Y. projects, Ms. Adelman agreed to do some shopping in Manhattan and online.
Grizzly Bear fans will recognize Mr. Rossen's breathy, pensive voice and his fondness for swirling layers of guitars and vocal harmonies, a taste he shares with Mr. Nicolaus.
A real intimacy with nature, by contrast, would require the full gamut of emotions we recognize as part of any other sort of intimacy: awe and love, yes, but also fondness, boredom, fear, anger, and contempt.
He quotes Freud, Marx and Woody Allen, and recognizes himself in the narrator of Dostoyevsky's "Notes From the Underground". His fetish for stillness results in a fondness for Emily Dickinson.
Christopher mentioned her fondness for that moment, at the table, perhaps halfway through the first glass of wine, when you become present, recognizing that many of our best moments in our lives are spent this way.
That fondness shines through.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
