Significados de particular fondness en inglés

Brownie's never mentioned a particular fondness for such folly in the past.

Nonfiction boy, Fontana called me after that, and not with any particular fondness.

Cairne had no particular fondness for humans, but no true dislike of them, either.

She has a particular fondness for creepy crawlies -frogs, beetles and the like.

By the way, my dear boy, do sleep-walkers have any particular fondness for watermelons?

None of them seem to look back on the fame they enjoyed with particular fondness.

Your hostess has a particular fondness for flowers and decorates all her rooms with them.

All his life he was a lover of languages, with a particular fondness for Italian.

Chief celebrant Fr Oscar O'Leary told mourners that Santina had a particular fondness for the Teletubbies.

They seemed to have a particular fondness for settling upon your lips or entering your mouth.

And she has a particular fondness for Angela.

The official journal of French eggheads has a particular fondness for later works by 1970s American masters.

The habitant had a particular fondness for horses; even the poorest tried to keep two or three.

He had just been in trouble with the tax men, and had no particular fondness for Whitehall.

Nelson had a particular fondness for Beethoven.

Madikizela-Mandela maintained a particular fondness for the Observer, because of the then-editor David Astor's relentless campaign against apartheid.