Sentence examples for such fondness from inspiring English sources
Not everyone looks back with such fondness.
You can understand why "Fräulein Maria" inspires such fondness.
Why such fondness for the worn and familiar form of words?
If they had, would we remember that tournament with such fondness?
No wonder, then, that I think now of this ice-cream, primrose-coloured and so fragrant, with such fondness.
It could well be that she recalled the period 1961-1989 with such fondness because it was the time of her own childhood and youth.
I have such a fondness for the place that I would never dream of staying anywhere else.
I can see that the upper classes might enjoy watching the upper classes portrayed with such whimsical fondness.
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.
It is not just those two incidents that rubbed people up the wrong way, or ensured that some of us would remember this particular German side with such guilty fondness.
