Sentence examples for a close affinity with from inspiring English sources

Until then, humans had a close affinity with nature.

"I've always had a close affinity with the brand of Perth Glory, from the days it emerged so spectacularly back in 1996," he says.

Nevertheless, we feel a close affinity with all our colleagues within the EU and, on balance, feel it would be favourable for Britain to remain within it.

Malcolm Gluck By email No more box ticking Fiona MacCarthy's account of Richard Sennett's ideas about craftsmanship ("Practice makes perfect", February 9) suggests Sennett's thinking has a close affinity with that of the behavioural scientist Gregory Bateson.

While much of our focus was on America, which had the greatest concentration of the Irish diaspora, Irish republicans had always had a close affinity with the struggle in South Africa.

Lyric poetry at this time flourished with Sigbjørn Obstfelder, who had a close affinity with the Symbolist movement, and Nils Collett Vogt, who produced some of the best lyrics of the 1890s.

He would be 32 by then but a five-year residency requirement would encourage a closer affinity with his adopted country.

The fundamental result will be that those Anglicans who feel a closer affinity with the Catholic church can end their battles, and simply join that church.

As Japan and Korea share common political values with North America and European countries, the people of these two countries maintain a closer affinity with western people.

Comparing the Maharastrian populations with other South Asian populations reveals that they have a closer affinity with the South Indian than with the Central Indian populations.

Results from the admixture analyses suggest modern Jamaicans share a closer affinity with groups from the Gold Coast and Bight of Benin despite high mortality, low fecundity, and waning regional importation.