Sentence examples for affection and affection from inspiring English sources

Research shows that the quality that makes a relationship last is its degree of affection and affection implies vulnerability.

He gives theoretical credit to Sir Francis Bacon, the 17th-century philosopher, whose self-control strategy was to "set affection against affection, and to master one by another; even as we use to hunt beast with beast".

You're indulging your own human need to give (and receive) affection, affection, affection.

But she looks on the four men now — and on her two decades with the group and its managing director, Janet Cowperthwaite — with undimmed affection: an affection rekindled by the Martynov San Francisco concert and subsequent recording session.

What, though, about instinctual other regarding impulses such as parental affection, "mutual affection between the sexes" (as distinct from simple sexual attraction), and pity?

Vitriol ebbed and affection resumed.

With love and affection.

Eager to win approval and affection?

"What I expect is respect and affection.

Osaka is love and affection.

We never mentioned love and affection.