Sentence examples for unfortunate fondness from inspiring English sources

Maggie does have an unfortunate fondness for hobbits and elves.

She has an unfortunate fondness for short, single-sentence paragraphs, among them, "A typical day," "Yes," "We fell in love" and "And the result".

An aura of political correctness has begun to hover over what he calls "nationalist retentionist cultural property laws" (Mr Cuno has an unfortunate fondness for jargon).Yet there may be cause for hope.

Since then, after an abandoned hippie phase, a rock opera based on Hamlet, a brief film career, a botched back operation which left him in a coma, a bout of colon cancer, a reirement quickly followed by an un-retirement, an unfortunate fondness for Nicolas Sarkozy and a Légion d'Honneur, Hallyday's national treasure status among the French is assured, despite tax exile.

The book is a wonder — full of photos of food, setting and whimsy (though a close-up of a section of his record collection displays an unfortunate fondness for Dan Fogelberg).

Since then, she has demonstrated an unfortunate late-blooming fondness for saccharine kitsch.

He recalled with fondness an old acquaintance, the unfortunate Kenneth Lay, the late C.E.O. of Enron, who was, in Khodorkovsky's estimation, a thumbs-up kind of guy.

'I wasn't planning on it.' 'No, I don't think you were.' " Rabb seems to have let his fondness for B-movie takellers take over, to unfortunate effect.

Morales was known at the time for his fondness of the guiso or "stew": placing unfortunate souls in massive drums where they burned alive, as the Associated Press reported.

There is an unfortunate lack of bridges or connecting roadways but it's a very nice small set that might suit little ones with a fondness for pastels.

That fondness shines through.