Sentence examples for Personal affection from inspiring English sources

Amid claims of unfair treatment and circumstantial evidence from the sadly blinded Boston sports fans whose parochial arguments often make as much sense as Bill Belichick's haircut, the sports world anxiously awaited Goodell's ruling with everyone wondering if he would let his personal affection for Kraft and admiration for Brady affect his decision.

"Is there personal affection for him?

He's someone I have tremendous personal affection for".

Neither does Merkel share the huge personal affection for Europe felt by her predecessor Helmut Kohl.

Thompson "was much more into deals than personal affection," Steadman complains.

He seems to have something of a personal affection for coal.

Khatami certainly has name recognition, and the personal affection even of many Iranians who were embittered by his failures.

For all the solidarity, the partnership between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Gates is based on pragmatism rather than personal affection.

In interviews, a dozen such executives expressed personal affection for Mr. Lhota but skepticism about his ability to win a general election.

That something made of the same legal tender used to buy the daily newspaper, tip waiters and bribe politicians was in fact a gift expressing personal affection?

He told F.D.R. that he had worked for him "with an inspiration, a devotion, and a personal affection which has not been approached by any other men".