Significados de much fondness en inglés

Mr. S. has much fondness for artists but not much for the seals.

I myself should not have had much fondness for a child of my own.'

The boy did not show much fondness for books.

Neither will look back on their spells in charge of Palace with much fondness or pride.

He will not look back on these finals, or this year with the England team, with much fondness.

She had never seemed particularly fond of Bryan-butthen, Elisandra never showed much fondness to anyone except me.

He thought Draper's "History of the Intellectual Development of Europe" showed too much fondness for very large generalizations.

They must give up the pleasant home, and lose the little garden they had cultivated with so much fondness and care.

He learned to read and write quickly, but did not manifest much fondness for his books after mastering his elementary studies.

Neither Stoke City fans nor Celtic supporters will remember him with much fondness and will be without a club later this week.

The rest of his sisters he did not treat with so much fondness or regard; but frequently prostituted them to his catamites.

Let me see; and the captain took the little vessel, and examined it with as much fondness as a child does a pretty toy.

The poems about home might be called memory-pictures of home; why do you think older people remember with so much fondness their childhood homes?

Bookmakers will never be viewed with much fondness but at the turn of the century they were at least tolerated as part of the landscape.

-[This unfortunate Prince was very ill-calculated to recommend, by his personal character, the institutions to which the nobility clung with so much fondness.

"Men seek retirement in country-houses," he writes, "on the sea-coast, on the mountains; and you have yourself as much fondness for such places as another.