The author's fondness of the subject shows in the engaging text, but so does his frustration and amusement at some of the soft spots and excesses in ichnology.
More accurately, it's a fondness for youth.
Given the effective absence of copyright restrictions on such local releases, and the fondness of hearing local versions of foreign tunes, the covers elicited neither legal restrictions nor aesthetic disapproval.
The piano sounds a dying chord in the middle of the keyboard - though it had previously shown a fondness for its extremes - and the piece is done.
Colin's fondness for the minutiae of interpersonal relationships allowed him to detect subtleties of wit and (sometimes biting) humour.
The use of emoticons and other signs and symbols seems in some ways to be an extension of the current general fondness for symbols and logos.
His fondness of ethnographic detail (of which the subsequent paper gives some further examples) never obliterated a much wider theoretical interest in social theory and philosophy of language.
The aristocratic fondness for drink meant that they spectacularly resisted the attempted imposition of abstinence at the entertainment.
