Sentence examples for a real affinity for from inspiring English sources

"I felt a real affinity for her," she said.

Homeland Security seems to have a real affinity for Twitter.

"Mercury fans have a real affinity for the sport," he said.

(As befits "a real affinity for stringed instruments," she also owns banjos, an African kora and an Irish lap harp).

Yet, despite all the genius in situ here at the institute, one senses you feel a real affinity for the practical people of science, engineers and the like.

I seem to have a real affinity for the Naturalists, from Hardy to Zola and now Gissing, one after the other has taken a hold of me.

When you robotically approach people with small talk this puts their brains on autopilot and prevents them from having any real affinity for you.

When you robotically approach people with small talk and are tethered to your phone, this puts their brains on autopilot and prevents them from having any real affinity for you.

"There's a real affinity right now for any candidate who wants to change the status quo," Congressman Murphy said.

Joshua Pollard said of the Druids, "They are a force for good, in terms of having a real affinity with these sites, of wanting to protect them".

The irony is not lost on the director that he has no real affinity for Switzerland, or its aesthetic.