Sentence examples for Enduring affection from inspiring English sources

It was Stone's preoccupation with toughness that led to his enduring affection for Nixon.

England's enduring affection for the Gothic style became most apparent in the 19th century.

Burton feels pity and also enduring affection, but mostly fears that he will drown in her drinking.

He's also reliving the taunts he suffered in boyhood for being gay ("Marty is a Mary!") and his enduring affection for the older brother who sexually abused him.

Andrew Mueller The first of three programmes looking at the enduring affection for Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais's classic prison sitcom Porridge.

The outcome of the competition revealed an automotive counterculture of sorts: the enduring affection for classic British sports cars, warts and all.

John Berger, From A to X (Verso) The veteran writer and critic's "story in letters" between two lovers in a time of war and conquest sets the small pleasures and enduring affections of a woman in a poor, besieged town against the might and money of the First World forces that threaten her community.

The controller of BBC comedy commissioning, Shane Allen, said: "The resounding success of the Christmas revival showed the huge and enduring audience affection for this much-loved classic.

With enduring love and affection we bid a fond adieu to Susan LeVant Roskin.

In 1793, when they had been married for almost 30 years, Abigail commented that time subdued "the ardor of passion" and left in its place a deep-rooted, enduring "friendship and affection".

It is a portrait of a father and son as deeply affecting as the one Philip Roth created in his 1991 book, "Patrimony," a portrait animated by clear-eyed literary insight and enduring love and affection.