Sentence examples for abstract affection from inspiring English sources
I would rather him think of his grandmother with an abstract affection, and to think of me as someone who finally has all she needs.
"We realized as we came into an administration that had more of an affection for abstract art that we really needed to update our list," Mr. Allman said.
Young Living's affection for abstract nouns — purity, abundance, wellness, vitality — helps to define a shared culture that prizes freedom, family, and self-sufficiency, and is suspicious of regulation and Big Pharma.
Of the canonical figures still routinely lumped under something called Abstract Expressionism, Reinhardt is one of the few I feel a real connection to, even affection for.
The obvious inference from Burke's philosophy of language was that to use abstract compound words was less to discuss ideas than to raise images which touched the affections of the listener or reader.
Roget's book was organized not alphabetically but thematically with families of related words appearing under the kind of abstract, Platonic subject headings dear to the hearts of literate Victorians, starting with "Existence" and ending with "Religious Affections".
Presumably with affection.
