Sentence examples for was less fond of from inspiring English sources

I was less fond of the steering on the V-6.

She said that while Mrs. Astor always appeared eager to see her grandson, she was less fond of Mr. Morrissey, saying repeatedly, "I don't like that man".

How I long to break into a world where such things were true.' And in a letter to his brother, he confided explicitly: 'That part of Rostrevor which overlooks Carlingford Lough is my idea of Narnia.' While he loved the countryside, in a letter to his best friend Arthur Greeves, Lewis confessed that he was less fond of the people.

I was less fond of it, because it was 72 pages long and bedtime could not come soon enough in my world.

Wooden is less fond of others.

We are less fond of people from Russia, Bulgaria, Romania and Albania.

They tend to be less fond of those comedians who have themselves tired of the non-stop laughter and pine for a little silence.

4. Thurston Moore loves DIY culture; is less fond of staplers "Thurston was not that easy going," writes Gordon of their earliest months together.

I am less fond of the coarse grained variety of polenta, the cornmeal that needs a good 45 minutes' attention from your stirring arm.

Liz Sidoti, national politics editor for The Associated Press, loves social media's ability to reach and involve audiences, but she is less fond of what it is doing to the political press corps that is feeding the beast.

Clementine seemed, to observers, to be less fond of her son, Randolph, than of his wife, Pamela, who remembered that only Clementine could say no to Winston, "and she did that often, often, often, often".