Sentence examples similar to universal fondness from inspiring English sources
Mikio Haruna, visiting professor of journalism at Waseda University, said Kennedy benefits from near-universal fondness in Japan for her father.
Watanabe has no great charm or gallantry; he remains without a wife or a girlfriend -- and when he does find the brave young woman who gives him inspiration for the playground, his fondness for her is too deep, too universal, to be romantic or sexual.
While the fondness towards the company from staff and customers alike seems to be unforced and universal, there's no doubt Greggs is helped by a well-greased PR machine, too.
That fondness shines through.
He recalls with fondness how, as Bush was flying in on Air Force One, the UK persuaded the US to back an agreement pledging universal access to Aids drugs.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
There was fondness in it.
It did not indicate fondness.
Not everyone looks back with such fondness.
Witness his fondness for overdetermined analogies.
