Sentence examples for shown fondness from inspiring English sources

For decades, programmers have shown fondness for fewer commercial interruptions, especially for specials or other event-style shows.

Toby, embarrassed after accidentally revealing an affection for Pam, announces he is moving to Costa Rica, and is replaced by Holly Flax, who quickly shows fondness towards Michael.

In the survey, more than 86% of the people whose annual income is between $7,660 and $10,700 expressed interest in the park, whereas 78% of people who earn over $15,300 a year showed fondness for Disneyland. .

Very few writers have shown more fondness for the loud business of life.

Since his "Alice" phase, Mr. Del Tredici has shown a fondness (not to say mania) for simple melodies.

Since he took over as Communist Party chief a year ago Mr Xi has shown a fondness for Maoist rhetoric.

Of course, companies could borrow to buy back stock -- a strategy for which they have already shown a fondness.

He has since insisted that he was misunderstood and has shown increasing fondness for words like "diversity".

If Gemologist makes it to Derby Day, they will have an unblemished colt who has shown a fondness for the track and a newfound grit.

Besides, there is already a three-letter multinational organisation that follows the European economies and has shown a fondness for scrutin ising fiscal policy - the ECB, the European Central Bank.

He has also shown a fondness for the core Romantic repertory, for which his big sound and iron-clad technique are well suited.