Sentence examples for relative fondness from inspiring English sources
Tibetans still remember with relative fondness Mr Xi's father, who was attached to the North West Military region in Lanzhou.
She sketches her relatives with obvious fondness, but they are clearly caricatures who serve the author's humorous whims.
Experts in Hispanic politics tend to ascribe her lead to the years she spent cultivating the Hispanic community, to her heavy advertising on Spanish-language media, to a deep reservoir of fondness for her husband and to Obama's relative neglect of this constituency, at least until recently.
To amplify the claustrophobia that comes with meeting a roomful of someone else's relatives, he sometimes shot with a handheld camera, and displayed a fondness for aping Hitchcock's "Psycho" strings.
His sentimental fondness for old ties is seen in Parentalia, a series of poems on deceased relatives, and Professores Burdigalenses, on the professors of Burdigala; these are delightful portraits that give a valuable picture of provincial Gallic life.
As Pryor began to recall his relatives' voices, he became able to see them from the outside, not without a certain degree of fondness.
Around Hope, people still talk with fondness about heavy, oblong watermelons with names like Jubilee, Black Diamond, Georgia Rattlesnake or even the Charleston Gray, a relative newcomer from the 1950s and the first watermelon bred to have a tougher rind for shipping.
That fondness shines through.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
There was fondness in it.
