Sentence examples for weird fondness from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump has other drawbacks I haven't mentioned: his weird fondness for Vladimir Putin; his destruction of the lives and hopes of small investors and contractors unlucky enough to have been involved in his business dealings; his bonkers five-year "birther" campaign, now withdrawn, though without accountability — but never mind all this, for now.

The witches in MacBeth had magical powers - their biggest one is that for all their weird habits and fondness for odd stew ingredients, they know the plot!

Because Arthur Hayman doesn't live to see his creation become a hit, Elton doesn't have to explore the weird mixture of cloying fondness and heartless exploitation that drives people to write about their own children.

And that may be the rub that makes praise or fondness for "Weird Al" so divisive.

He expresses simple ideas in weird, circumlocutory ways, showing special fondness for multiple negatives.

My fondness for books, debates, and weird outfits meant I was relentlessly made fun of in primary school, consistently (and pretty creatively) insulted and taunted throughout secondary school and publicly ridiculed at university.

Ohlin's preferred simile is some variation of the lazy "like a child," and she has a baffling fondness for the most worthless word in English: "weird".

The songs clearly hold a strong appeal for the singers they satirise, as proven by their enthusiasm to appear on the albums, and it is this fondness that prevents them being just a 21st-century Weird Al Yankovich ("We always said that if the only joke is that we're white guys rapping, we're sunk").

I have a huge amount of fondness for "Kolchak," which starred the fantastic Darren McGavin as a reporter who investigated weird crimes in Chicago.

It's What's Inside That Counts A fondness for unconventional housing may be a particularly Californian trait, because four of the 10 weirdest homes we found were in the Golden State.

That fondness shines through.