Sentence examples for small fondness from inspiring English sources

She had a horse named Pocahontas, a father who read to her from Aesop's Fables, and a grandmother with no small fondness for "Uncle Tom's Cabin".

There seems little fondness for these contests among spectators.

Unsurprisingly, scientists who embrace this meaning of assessment have little fondness for it.

On this score, his troubles were twofold: his height (small), plus their fondness for ELO.

I feel for a moment like an alien, entranced by our fondness for small representations of the spheroid on which we live.

While the caterpillars of the large and small white have a fondness for cabbages and sprouts that exasperates many gardeners, numbers of old favourites also surged.

Asked to describe the first place they lived as young adults, most of the candidates recalled with fondness the small spaces where they started out — in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan, with two Republicans in the dark blue of the Upper West Side — even if some had difficulty remembering precisely where those apartments were.

Where will we be without this one of a kind show; one that, in its unapologetic fondness for small town life as it is lived by millions of Americans, stood apart from so much of the rest of dramatic television?

Schumann's Five Pieces in Folk Style (Op. 102), which followed, illuminate his penchant for small-scale forms and his fondness for contrasting dreaminess with vigorous outbursts.

Mary, Queen of Scots (1542 1587), was also fond of small toy dogs, including spaniels, showing the fondness of the British royalty for these types of dogs before Charles II.

A small brunette, she had a fondness for capes and mink and often wore them on her opening nights.