Sentence examples for affection and interest from inspiring English sources

And creativity -- finding other, nonmonetary ways to express affection and interest -- goes a long way on both sides.

"Lejla was an extraordinarily warm person, a friend who treated everyone with the same affection and interest," said the 24-year-old, who had to clamber over 10 bodies as he fled to hide in a cave by the shore.

Her affection and interest in her student is sincere.

Throughout the visit, he showed compassion, affection and interest, which represent core values to help children around the world to thrive.

"This world encompasses all of his virtues and experiences, affection and interests; therefore, I have built my entire sociology around the experiences an American has in athletics and games".

Here, institutions are anchored in feeling and emotion, and bound by affection, identity and interest.

Here, amid the incessant rat-tat-tat of majestic one-liners, is a comedy with genuine affection for and interest in its characters.

As expected, she was far more nuanced … Queen Elizabeth is welcome as a remarkable woman in her own right, as a figure to whom a significant minority on this island give allegiance and, above all, as a symbol of the mutual affection and common interests of two separate but closely connected countries".

Because parenting is a project with goods which cannot be obtained through other activities, such as the responsibility of caring for a child and the receipt of children's spontaneous trust, affection, and intimacy, the interest in parenting should be protected.

People who knew the name of the pony she rode when she lived at the White House (Macaroni), or remembered where they were when the president was shot, or recalled her uncle's funeral at St. Patrick's Cathedral expressed an affection for the family and interest in her bid for senator.

Their so-called great rapprochement emerged from a long period of mistrust and hostility that stands in contrast to modern perceptions of their cultural similarities, mutual affection and inherently shared interests.