General liking:
* "I'm fond of spicy food. The hotter, the better!"
* "She's fond of classic rock music. You'll often find her listening to the Beatles."
* "He's fond of his dog. They go for walks together every day."
Nostalgia and memory:
* "I'm fond of the old neighborhood. I remember playing there as a child."
* "She's fond of her childhood memories. They bring a smile to her face."
* "He's fond of the days when he could travel without a passport."
Affection and love:
* "My grandmother is fond of her grandchildren. She spoils them rotten."
* "He's fond of his wife. They've been together for over 50 years."
* "I'm fond of my friends. We've been through a lot together."
Specific preferences:
* "I'm fond of the color blue. It's calming and peaceful."
* "She's fond of reading novels before bed. It helps her relax."
* "He's fond of taking long walks in the park. It gives him a chance to clear his head."
Negative use (rare):
* While "fond of" is usually positive, it can be used ironically to convey a dislike or aversion:
* "I'm fond of getting stuck in traffic. It's such a pleasant experience." (Said sarcastically)
Remember that "fond of" is a fairly formal expression, so it's best to avoid using it in casual conversation.