Sentence examples for remarkably fond of from inspiring English sources

Seven years later a pamphlet by the historian Edward Long complained that lower-class women "are remarkably fond of the blacks, for reasons too brutal to mention" and fretted that "in the course of a few generations more, the English blood will become … contaminated".

Lincoln "was remarkably fond of children", and the Lincolns were not considered to be strict with their children.

Sleeps lightly, fond of gods".

Are you fond of musical instruments?

Are you fond of children? ‘Yeah.

Kangxi was very fond of learning.

We were fond of the word "flagellation".

And they are actually fond of him.

He was also very fond of power.

I am not fond of robes.

Besides, I was never fond of downtime".