Sentence examples for a sense of affinity from inspiring English sources

Kushner walked me through the cabins, noting the precisely assembled details with a sense of affinity.

Mercury even had a Japanese garden at home, boosting a sense of affinity with the country.

Maybe the writer was from the same town, had the same ethnic background, or, shared the same birthday — anything to create a sense of affinity.

A sense of affinity with future generations leads negotiators to view the long-term consequences of their actions as more immediate and personal.

The closest parallel, these Kurds say, is Israel -- a country many Kurds strongly support, even though they are mostly Muslims, because of a sense of affinity with the Jews' long quest for a homeland and because of a shared sense of the peril posed by Mr. Hussein.

Working on the "All Is Not Lost" video (in which Pilobolus dancers starred) Ms. Sie, Mr. Kulash and the Pilobolus team found "a sense of affinity between them and their music world and us and our dance world," Mr. Kubovy said.

A sense of personal affinity with the subject, and language which is poetic without being highfalutin', suffuses the book.

They recognized their own autism, and they had recognized each other's, at college, with a sense of such affinity and delight that it was inevitable they would marry.

From the start of the band's first set, which packed the club, there was a sense of unconflicted affinity with recent piano trio protocols, especially as defined by Brad Mehldau.

Denmark, the seeming counter-example, was the site of a relatively benign occupation, in Nazi terms, but the benignity was influenced by a sense of racial affinity, the vast irrational forces of racial hallucination seeming as powerful as the local political forces.

He described how his father, a Church of Scotland minister, had imbued him with a deep sense of affinity with the Jewish people, their struggle for a homeland, and the socialist ideals, exemplified by the Kibbutz movement, that were deeply embedded within the new Israeli state.