Sentence examples for Instinctive affection from inspiring English sources
While Mytting remains surprised at the roaring success of his book, he believes we harbour something of an instinctive affection for flames: "Fire is mankind's oldest energy," he points out.
The simple difference with dogs is that cats have to feel secure before they can show their affection, whereas dogs can use their instinctive affection for us as a way of calming themselves when they're feeling insecure.
She saw her son's reaction to Allegra, who was no blood relation to him, as "an argument in favor of those who advocate instinctive natural affection.
But there was an instinctive admiration, and even affection, for the American ideal in many parts of the world, especially in those parts of the world from which the mythical huddled masses had been drawn.
They seem to circle each other warily, instinctive rivals for the audience's affection.
The combination of a reservoir of affection for the President and an instinctive protectiveness for the nation's young fighters seem to have put American cynicism at least temporarily on hold.
The only story in this book that stands out as a showcase of Ms. Simpson's instinctive gifts is "Squirrel," which captures the layers of affection, hostility and shared experiences that animate a family conversation.
The women in our party gravitated towards their Iranian sisters and – without my help, without the laborious interventions of a translator – through an instinctive and unmediated synergy, eyes sparkling, hands reaching for hands, bonds of affection formed.
Undoubtedly, I'm influenced by my personal affinity toward all animals and affection for my pets - I see in them a spirit that goes beyond a merely aimless, instinctive being.
