Sentence examples for a clear affinity with from inspiring English sources

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

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

Olson's Maximus Poems (1953 68) showed a clear affinity with the jagged line and uneven flow of Pound's Cantos and Williams's Paterson.

The killer has a clear affinity with guns.

John Dewey (1938) seems to have been the first to characterize truth in terms of assertoric correctness, with his notion of warranted assertibility, even though this idea had a clear affinity with the verifiability principle of Moritz Schlick (1936).

But all the same, the conclusion that most of our beliefs are true, because their contents are to be understood through a process of radical interpretation which will make them a coherent and rational system, has a clear affinity with the neo-classical coherence theory.

And though Ms. Wetherhead and Ms. Lowrance are young actresses with a clear affinity for Ms. Jordan's material and an obvious commitment to the underexplored psychological territory of "Tatjana in Color," even the convincing costumes by Devon Painter don't help them avoid the pitfalls that seem always to trip up adult performers playing a fraction of their ages.

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

There is a clear affinity between aesthetics and play.

Pentecopterus shows clear affinities with megalograptids, a highly distinct group of large predatory eurypterids known solely from the Ordovician of North America.

It was considered as an isolated relict of the Eocene fauna, without clear affinities with the extant Trechini [ 2].