Sentence examples for that fondness from inspiring English sources

As adults we deny or compartmentalize that fondness; we're taught to privilege the love of our own kind above all others, and most of us accept that teaching.

But even that fondness can cause misery: some 3,500 elephants are kept captive for temple rituals, political processions and spoilt children's birthday parties.In this section Heritage or threat?

We were thinking [Walt] is gonna kill Jesse the whole time, we think that's his intent, then he sees him and sees what terrible shape he's in, and instinct takes over; that fondness he's felt for him – although he hasn't shown it very well over the years, I have to admit.

Though I share the movie heritage of my generation in retaining a soft spot for the intricate fencing matches in the Errol Flynn "Robin Hood" and the Stewart Granger "Scaramouche," that fondness rather depends on those lightweight swords making a little hole instead of chopping off a limb.

But that fondness can only get us so far.

That fondness shines through.

The journey of that character and the fondness that we all had for each other as a cast and the crew [made it hard].

The barriers identified most often according to parents included: the fondness that staff members showed their child that made it more difficult (for parents) to make a decision to stop cancer-directed treatment [ 35], feeling forced to decide from alternative care pathway options [ 35], not having written information about the drug in a trial [ 36], and financial burden [ 38].

She soon learned that his fondness for children was real.

"APD personnel we interviewed indicated that this fondness for powerful weapons illustrates the aggressive culture".

Never mind those fantasies of wild Parisian nights, those dime store novels, that Hollywood fondness for the Moulin Rouge.