Sentence examples for a warm affection for from inspiring English sources
The priest had a warm affection for the ignorant populace.
The rumor tells you a great deal about the moral etiquette of the age: a warm affection for other people's offspring was acceptable; underhanded courtship of a chaperone was not.
Reading some of the newly revised, "politically correct" views of North Korea's president, Kim Jong Il, readers could be excused if they suddenly felt a warm affection for this "cherubic" (sic, the New York Times) figure and forgot about the true nature of this "kindly jailer of 20 million North Koreans" (Wall Street Journal).
After his death, Michael Turnbull, the former Bishop of Durham, wrote in The Times of how Dormand had pursued this and other causes "without prejudice" and with "a warm affection for others".
"The Europeans have a particularly warm affection for Kyoto, but we don't," Mr. Stern said.
Khrushchev greatly admired the dictator and treasured informal meetings with him and invitations to Stalin's dacha, while Stalin felt warm affection for his young subordinate.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Portishead Read my review It feels like a testament to the audience's taste in general that they surrendered to them: as well as that old warm affection, there's an appetite for this.
During orgasm, promoting the afterglow of warm affection (and a tendency, sometimes annoying in a partner, to fall asleep!).
Such is the high regard and warm affection most critics have expressed for this smash from London that you may have tired of reading encomiums to its glory.
In conclusion, Netanyahu will invoke those ties of warm affection, mutual respect, and concern for human rights and freedom that join Israel and the United States in an alliance the president himself has called sacrosanct.
