Sentence examples for some fondness from inspiring English sources

The logic of Whitlock's argument is hazy, though I admit to some fondness for the sentiment.

So you'd think that, cameras or not, he'd remember the moment with some fondness.

They think back on those years with some fondness and a lot of scepticism.

Judge Lewis, who handled the Gore campaign's challenge to Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris's certification of the election, recalled the coverage of his case with some fondness.

So I fear I may soon have to conclude my Facebook experiment before I alienate that dwindling band of those who still regard me with some fondness.

And despite earlier grumblings, the young woman at the heart of the evening's event admitted at least some fondness for the ceremony held in her honor.

There was even some new fondness for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who spoke to the convention crowd before her husband.

When she passes him a twenty, she observes him registering the denomination and possibly developing some parting fondness for her.

The title captures some politicians' fondness for overarching theories for ideologies that can coherently and flatteringly explain whatever they are doing, or intend to.

Those initial shopping sprees would in the end seem like the smallest indiscretions — filched candy from the drugstore, a lingering ass pat at a neighborhood cocktail party — nothing you couldn't slough off with a laugh, nothing you couldn't later recall with some wistful fondness.

But there is clearly some residual fondness for her among the state's Republicans.