Sentence examples for such a fondness from inspiring English sources
I have such a fondness for the place that I would never dream of staying anywhere else.
As he talks, a black spaniel is snuffling around the table; it's not hard to see why Ai has such a fondness for his numerous pets.
When I asked him why there's such a fondness for elephants in Kerala, a dreamy look fell over his eyes: it's because they're like the sea, he said, always moving and endlessly alluring.
"For someone with such a fondness for women, I wonder if you have ever considered what it might be like to be one?" At this point Craig walks off-screen, to return in a blonde wig, dress and heels, while Dench rattles through a grim list of statistics detailing continuing inequality of the sexes worldwide.
And some crows develop such a fondness to a particular tool that they carry it around with them.
"Matt and I have such a fondness for an Australian sausage on bread.
He happily parades his perversities, such as a fondness for group sex.
Despite sharing some autobiographical traits with his creator – such as a fondness for the game of golf, and a poor opinion of Jackson Pollock and Virginia Woolf – Mountstuart is an amalgamation of a generation of British writers with whom Boyd has long been fascinated.
When asked why she and her husband had such a lasting fondness for hard-to-place kids, Mrs. Parteers said, "Because you can lie to them".
Which is perhaps one of the reasons that Mr. Gleick has such an abiding fondness for an odd little battery-powered machine, about five inches square and rather heavy, that a reader sent him back in 1988 after reading "Chaos".
But there is an inherent tension between such acts and a fondness for empire.
