Sentence examples for abiding affection for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Andsnes clearly has abiding affection for this music.

But she added that people still have "a deep and abiding affection for it".

Despite the public acrimony over her forced departure, she keeps an abiding affection for her hometown.

Surely they would have an abiding affection for some contemporary composers, as well?

Throughout his life he maintained an abiding affection for his high school buddies and their spouses known as the Petrons.

Still, the Coens have an abiding affection for their bumbling heroes, goading us to identify with their foibles and frustrations.

I cast a write-in ballot for George Herbert Walker Bush, for whom I have an abiding affection.

And that abiding affection doubtless helps him put this music across, for his heldentenor is naturally better suited to the opera house than to the parlor.

That encounter led to a dialogue about trends in current art, as seen in contrast to the period for which they shared an abiding affection, 1960s Minimalism.

If, however, it is not the manner of the honor student's death but the example of his life that inspires the class, if he is held in abiding affection, then it is reasonable to single him out for remembrance.

Not to mention the company of animals, for whom the younger Mr. Bortugno has an abiding affection.