Sentence examples similar to tiny fondness from inspiring English sources
No word on whether or not the swan had a tiny black mustache or a fondness for "goose stepping". .
Getting to the top early is harder to achieve in a democracy, although some tiny or eastern European countries have a fondness for electing sprightly leaders.
Two decades on, the fondness for illicitly recording gigs has long since spread beyond the tiny numbers of people who used to do such things, and war is breaking out.
It symbolized a peculiar fondness, verging on devotion, that the skillful forward has developed for the tiny South American country.
That fondness shines through.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
There was fondness in it.
It did not indicate fondness.
Fondness, of course; love.
Mr. Dahl, whose arrangements used to enliven the Guggenheim Museum, has a fondness for Echeveria elegans, too, that succulent with a wide rosette of pale green leaves, that sports an arching skinny stem with tiny pink flowers.
