Sentence examples for Fading affection for from inspiring English sources
Mr. Remini's Jackson was imperfect but often heroic, a passionate and outsize man on horseback whose victory in the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812 helped make him a symbol of new American strength and independence, and of fading affection for England culture.
Grandparents who secretly explored jazz and parents who cautiously admired the Beatles are aghast at teen-agers who openly flaunt their affection for Western fads, whether by strutting around Pushkin Square in punk hairdos, blaring "heavy metal" rock on portable stereos or tooling around on primitive Jawa motorcycles.
His affection for Shostakovich was symbiotic.
She has a particular affection for puns.
"Is there personal affection for him?
He shows an affection for British ways.
Felicella has affection for the seventies branches.
Describes his affection for elaborate games.
They had some affection for me.
They also share an affection for marijuana.
The better-preserved built heritage generates higher affection for protection.
