Sentence examples for a clear affinity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hamelin has a clear affinity for Ornstein's music, which he calls vastly underappreciated.

On the other hand, she felt a clear affinity with Congresswoman Pat Schroeder, who championed causes that Ross believed in.

There's a clear affinity between these two cerebral hobbies, never more so than in Sy's general-knowledge crossword in the Guardian Weekend magazine.

The couple has a clear affinity for kinetic sculptures that self-destruct for example, a self-destruct forting spinning rubbexample by Michael slowlyorfer.

The bold flavors of fresh herbs, for which Mr. Shepard has a clear affinity, are emphasized in most of the best dishes.

In career terms this was a no-brainer but still a difficult decision for individuals who had a clear affinity with Rangers.

When Ms. Salem sang a slower tune, there was a clear, deep affinity with the blues.

"Treeless Mountain" shows a clear thematic affinity with Hirokazu Kore-eda's "Nobody Knows," while in mood and tone it recalls some of the work of the Taiwanese filmmaker Hou Hsiao-hsien and the Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami.

In land plants, green algae, red algae, glaucophytes, and euglenids, plastid-targeted GAPDH enzymes bear a clear evolutionary affinity to cyanobacterial homologues (so-called GapA/B), and are distantly related to cytosolic enzymes (so-called GapC).

BMP7 seems different when compared with BMP2 or GDF5 as the 1 1 interaction scheme does not reveal a clear high affinity receptor for BMP7.

In fact, several literature datasets proved that the number St~0.16 describes with reasonable (at times, excellent) approximation a large variety of periodic fluid phenomena, many of them having no clear affinity.