Sentence examples for a particular affinity with from inspiring English sources

He had a particular affinity with the title role of Balanchine's Apollo.

The sclerotic inhabitants of the Australian's op-ed page appear to have a particular affinity with this line of thought.

Pat notes that this year they felt a particular affinity with their study animals, as temperatures topped 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the field nearly every day.

To turn the dish into more of a feast, mix with torn burrata or mozzarella, leaves or watercress and balsamic for an autumnal salad; or serve with a plate of plump, herby sausages – sage has a particular affinity with pumpkin.

And the channel's list of forthcoming attractions, which included UFC, MLB, DTM, and AFL, lead you to wonder whether ESPN has a particular affinity with sports defined by initials.

He was in the War Office in London during the blitz and spent many nights as a watcher on the roof of St Paul's Cathedral looking for incendiaries, an experience which gave him a particular affinity with that building.

Coke is already, of course, a popular mixer – more, I've always assumed, for the way its strong, sugary flavour masks the taste of alcohol than for any particular affinity with the stuff.

The offer came just before Christmas and it was the most wonderful present, but I didn't feel any particular affinity with the part: I was thinking more about the fact that Lear represents a kind of pinnacle for any actor.

Secondary tree species, such as Acacia auriculiformis and A. holosericea, were more common in open areas, whereas some species did not seem to exhibit any particular affinity with either of the dominant associates (cf. Table  3).

"I can't tell you how many kids would identify with this and say, 'My mom used to do that.' " She adds that, though it took three years before Bonsai would trust people again, today he is a playful pony with a particular affinity for children with special needs.

"I have always had an interest in the global production business and UK production, and I have a particular affinity and connection with British TV," he told the Observer.