Sentence examples for the fondness for from inspiring English sources

Not the fondness for duck, either.

The fondness for footnotes and endnotes.

The fondness for America that marks "Testimony" is unapologetic.

Technically, there is already the fondness for master shots or close ups and little between.

Ms. Dusky saw similarities everywhere — the writing, the fondness for fedoras.

And the fondness for guest stars ruled out any unity of style within the troupe.

But the Schilos' fondness for the hip-swiveling crooner has never waned.

While epitomising the English fondness for the underdog, he could also move beyond narrow national interest.

"For instance, the Chinese fondness for the decorative beauty of nature, rather than manmade forms, clearly influences my sensibility".

Besides the modern fondness for being home alone, what explains the decline of the British pub?

But it may take more than a change in the licensing laws to alter the British fondness for getting pissed.