Sentence examples for your fondness of from inspiring English sources

The wager, and I know you like gambling, as you constantly mention your love of poker (yuck) almost as much as your fondness of food (yes, you have a food blog), is your day rate of $700.

Morris has a good time weaving his tale of vice and squalor in 1860s Russia, and your appreciation of his handiwork will depend on your fondness for the sort of ventriloquized fiction in which a writer dons the voice and manners of another culture, another century.

Ms. Brown advised against letting your fondness for a piece of furniture overrule your aversion to a store's basic policies.

One advantage to making yourself at home in the sinister is that, however the years creep up on you, and whatever the fondness of the public's embrace, your reputation forbids you to slump into the sentimental.

Mary, Queen of Scots (1542 1587), was also fond of small toy dogs, including spaniels, showing the fondness of the British royalty for these types of dogs before Charles II.

I no longer question my ongoing fondness of John McClane.

Delony's fondness of the flask disturbed Cobb very much.

11 fondness of politicians for "lump-sum transfers".

"We're facing a fondness of anything coming from the West.

"The data sets you free," says Mr Mulally with his fondness of business-speak.

Scrooge McDuck is Scottish, a nationality not known for its fondness of the Conservative party.