“fondness for”造句，怎么用fondness for造句

The two of them grew fondness for each other.

I have the biggest a fondness for, calling homicide game, also calling cops-and-gangsters game.

Despite his fondness for the work of the French aviator and writer, Gagarin's preferences were characteristic – and sadly prescient.

Their son Saif also shows his fondness for western culture, wearing a pair of denim jeans and brown leather jacket.

Most Singaporeans have a special fondness for hawker food. So do our Istana presidents. This certainly raises the level of respectability for our food culture.

At the same time, Rasul also expresses his fondness for Russian writers Pushkin, Lermontov, Sholokhov and Tolstoy: "I admire Tolstoy for his stand against violence."

When he was first elected in 2007 Mr Sarkozy's fondness for verbs over abstract nouns, and colloquial phrases over official waffle, felt refreshing.

Like many people, I had no fondness for getting up in front of people for any reason, let alone to be the center of attention as I stuttered my way through some unfamiliar subject.

With the irritable and moody personality of the first emperor, and Zhao Gao's fondness for making mischief and setting fire to the flames, their life will be very sad.

DNA: Original Super 8 story hearkens to Abrams' fondness for toying around with Super-8 cameras when he was a kid, a hobby shared by the film's producer, Steven Spielberg.

Here is a story about his fondness for Semele.

Our fondness for the short and tweet-worthy may also explain our fondness for phantom biblical phrases.

DI LAMPEDUSA, of “The Leopard” fame, worried that Italians had been numbed to reality by their fondness for opera.

The Tang writers' special fondness for love is one of characteristics of Tang 's novels, even Chinese Ancient classical novels.

His fondness for booze helped ruin his five marriages and even worried his colleagues on the New Yorker, which is saying something.

After that, they both looked at each other and smiled. They didn't expect each other to be so congenial. They both had a special fondness for the piano music.

She has a fondness for red wine.

Based on his fondness for Impressionist art, though, he is likely to be agreeable and conscientious.

Readers of this column will have picked up on the fact that while I write here about XML generally, I have a particular fondness for Python tools.

I could remember in detail how the prices had acted on the previous day, just before they went up or down. My fondness for mental arithmetic came in very handy.

I know how Lars Porsena of Clusium has a fondness for collecting things of bright colors, like unto my fondness for collecting rocks, so I ran to his hiding place in the old oak tree.

My fondness for mental arithmetic came in very handy.

France's diminished cultural profile would be just another interesting national crotchet - like Italy's low birthrate, or Russia's fondness for vodka - if France weren't France.