Sentence examples for reflected a fondness for from inspiring English sources
Blake's sculptural work in many mediums has often reflected a fondness for a form of kink that involves dressing as an animal.
That musical detail, like many in the group's arsenal, reflects a fondness for late-1960s popchedelic pop and Brazilian Tropic?a.
This is the Mediterranean diet in a different key, with the Persian and Georgian influences on Turkish cuisine reflected in a fondness for fruits and nuts in savory dishes.
Krafft described N.S.K.'s aesthetic to me as a "salad of symbols," and his work has, since the mid-nineties, reflected a similar fondness for iconographic mixtures too slippery, and too agnostic, to be understood as straight political critique.
In the cabin: a table, a radio, a three-burner gas stove, a can of Progresso lentil soup in case of emergency, canola and olive oils, sherry vinegar and sambal, reflecting a personal fondness for Asian flavors with fish.
"Clangour" (Morr) is his new solo effort, released under the name Sin Fang Bous, and it reflects an enduring fondness for fanciful but meticulous detail.
He has a fondness for baby chickens.
He has a fondness for Elizabeth Taylor, too.
One is a fondness for plagiarism.
("Potter had a fondness for bananas that was almost obscene").
He clearly has a fondness for this park.
