Examples of 'be very fond' in a sentence
Meaning of "be very fond"
be very fond ~ having a strong liking or affection towards someone or something. This phrase is used to express deep admiration or appreciation for a person or object
How to use "be very fond" in a sentence
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be very fond
Neither of us seems to be very fond of starving to death.
We started dining out, something that she seemed to be very fond of.
You must be very fond of each other.
Because my son seems to be very fond of you.
You must be very fond of that piece.
Your attorney appears to be very fond of you.
I used to be very fond of a horse as well.
Because she appears to be very fond of you.
You must be very fond of her to take such a risk.
She also appears to be very fond of him.
He could be very fond of Ryan if you would let him.
Ethiopian spirits are said to be very fond of coffee.
I know she must be very fond of me, to hide herself away like this.
Michelle Obama is reported not to be very fond of him.
They must be very fond of soya bean.
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There is no doubt that Chris must be very fond of you.
You must be very fond of him.
You know in a way I have come to be very fond of you.
Dufu was said to be very fond of the peach blossoms.
He 's a warlock she used to be very fond of.
He seems to be very fond of the boy.
That 's a crying shame because she appears to be very fond of you.
She can not be very fond of you.
An old friend, of whom I will always be very fond.
He was also known to be very fond of the monarch.
That 's a shame . That 's a crying shame because she appears to be very fond of you.
This man used to be very fond of sweets.
I am not detestable at all, I happen to be very fond of beauty.
He seems to be very fond of the student.
A girl as beautiful as you, a cover girl you can not be very fond of domestic chores.
He used to be very fond of that place.
However, he proves himself to be very fond of the.
He must be very fond of her.
You know in a way I've come to be very fond of you.
I happen to be very fond of monkeys too.
Last year, when you moved out I began to be very fond of you.
You must be very fond of her.
I am sorry, Miss Barclay but I happen to be very fond of my niece.
He must be very fond ofyou.
Well, that 's a crying shame because she appears to be very fond of you.
She appeared to be very fond of the book.
His sweetheart was keeping an eye on him. She can't be very fond of you.
Does not seem to be very fond of visitors.
You're detestable. I'm not detestable at all, I happen to be very fond of beauty.
Terrans appear to be very fond of celebrations.
I can see that you and I are going to be very fond of each other.
You seem to be very fond of English roses.
My aunt, Prudence Stanley, happens to be very fond of Joan.
You seem to be very fond of drawing.
Children also seemed to be very fond of them.
