Sentence examples for thinking fondly of from inspiring English sources

And as he did so, he was thinking fondly of Japan, where he was once stationed in the Army.

Most of the time, he's as kindly as can be, praising the woman who's "everything to me" and thinking fondly of growing old together.

They cannot help thinking fondly of the French left's finest hours, the great marches of the Front Populaire of 1936 and the dizzying riots of May 1968.

As I listened, I kept thinking fondly of "Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist," the animated show in which Jonathan Katz played a therapist, comedians played his patients, and H. Jon Benjamin played his doofus son.

We should be thinking fondly of them, potted ox-cheek, brown shrimp, rabbit and haddock pepper the menus of every Mod Brit restaurant in the country - achingly fashionable statements of thrift and authenticity.

With Coachella this weekend, I'm thinking fondly of my recent Ultra adventure and wishing I was California bound.

I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking fondly about the good old days of Top of the Pops, about how it was the focus and talking point of the week.

And then, when you have cleaned your plate of bruschetta, appetizer, bread and salad and you are beginning to think fondly of your pillow, the main course arrives and you begin thinking of doggy bags instead.

Reading must think fondly of January.

Many residents of Chongqing still think fondly of Mr. Bo.

I think fondly of my many aquatic adventures there.