What a morning!" Briggs was filled with a sudden, unexpected fondness for Faucher.
What is really going on here, one might suspect, is not a sudden attack of fondness for the empire, but a growing fondness for trams, after they were phased out by most former colonial cities.
This kaleidoscopic tapestry of two percussionists, trumpet, piano, clarinet and bass reveals his fondness for sudden juxtapositions of calm and chaos.
Mr. Rubsam trained in and danced the lyrical, softly rounded technique of José Limón, but he has a fondness for sudden jagged breaks in line and movement.
His immense polyphonic skill, his ability to incorporate archaic forms within his own advanced style, his fondness for sudden contrasts of timbre and dynamics, and his use of magnificent brass effects all testify to his boldness and originality.
This sense of artifice, and Mr. Hong's fondness for sudden pans and zooms that call attention to the presence of his camera, contrasts with the ordinariness of the setting and the unaffected naturalism of the performances.
The latest recruit is Gene Calderazzo, an American with a fondness for whipping hi-hats, sudden snare cracks and rough-and-tumble tom-tom work.
One of the most striking features of his style was his fondness for daring harmonic progressions and sudden modulations, invariably carried out with supreme elegance and a deceptive air of simplicity.
Gordon describes Moore's affair with disgust, noting that it first manifested itself in the symptoms of adolescence: a sudden addiction to text messaging and a renewed fondness for cigarettes.
As women who know each other acutely well, they understand the Wellman language they speak here -- an amalgam of poetic speechifying, sudden stray thoughts and glib malarkey -- and their mutual fondness is so palpable it irritates them that they can't solve each other's misery.
