Example sentences for: fondness

How can you use “fondness” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • This white paper is notable for two reasons: The first is that the chief author, who is known (fairly or otherwise) for his fondness for heavy regulation, seems to be leaning in a more libertarian direction.

  • In the Shawnian scheme of things, being or not being an intellectual would appear to be an issue only for men, as if the only thing that kept them from humping everything like craven dogs was a fondness for sonnets.

  • Apple makes the point that the grand jury appearance was marked by Clinton's fuller and more convincing expressions of personal regret, plus more fondness for Monica Lewinsky than the nationally televised speech he gave a few hours later.

  • There were innumerable occasions on which Tina was right, and obviously right; but I had a fondness for those times when she was right while seeming to be wrong, or when she went via wrongness to get to the right stuff.

  • She has been practicing for this inevitable terrible event lately, scoring Elizabeth Dole as Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest , admitting to a fondness for John McCain, and having great fun at the expense of Al Gore and George W. Bush, the two scions likely to fight it out in 2000.


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