Sentence examples similar to weakest fondness from inspiring English sources

He despises the mouse's physical delicacy, his weak arms as thin as the teeth of combs, his frail, crushable skull, his fondness for books and solitude.

In Frum's telling, Jeffords is "weak and vain," a "liberal" with "a more than ordinary fondness for the status and power of a committee chairman".

A weaker artist would bend to his leanings — treat one side with fondness, the other with sarcastic ire.

That fondness shines through.

Their fondness for it….

Perhaps our fondness for confiding in non-intimates is more evidence for what's been called, in possibly sociology's most famous paper, the "strength of weak ties".

"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".

There was fondness in it.

It did not indicate fondness.

Fondness, of course; love.

Not everyone looks back with such fondness.