Sentence examples for with fondness for from inspiring English sources

Dan Parks, though, will remember the broad acres here with fondness for the rest of his career.

It mocks me with fondness for my childhood, time smudging all but the highlights, and insists that it could be just so for my own kids, only better.

J speaks with fondness for the community he grew up in, and his emphasis is on honouring more than transcending his roots.

It might be at Wimbledon, if they meet in the final, but Djokovic left another bruise on an opponent he must increasingly regard with fondness for all the wrong reasons.

He used the regular techniques of later Roman historiography rhetoric in his speeches, ethnographical digressions in descriptions, such as that of the culture of the Huns, and biographical conventions in character sketches along with fondness for literary allusion, overabundant metaphor, and much ornament.

That may sound like a drag, but it goes hand-in-hand with fondness for loved ones.

A farm needs a gun or two to deal with coyotes with a fondness for lamb, and, frankly, it's also fun to shoot.

"I shall remember him with fondness and for all the good times we had together".

I was seduced by the rugged Jimenez, with his fondness for red wine and cigars, ahead of Poulter, with his fondness for making birdies.

Stephen Rea, overacting with enthusiasm, is entertaining as Hogg, Lorimer's boss, a man with a fondness for dramatic pronouncements.

Those who know or have worked with him say Anschutz is a down-to-earth, hard-driving businessman with a fondness for chomping on little unlit cigars.