Sentence examples for affection and pride from inspiring English sources

He held the University in great affection and pride.

Thanks to Ms. Ringer, whose two curtain speeches contained not one "um" or "er," the applause was motored by not just appreciation but affection and pride too.

In addition, it is hard for Mrs. Clinton to replicate the deep personal affection and pride that many African-Americans feel for Mr. Obama.

René Pape gives a fine and expressive portrayal of Pogner's fatherly care, affection and pride, his unmatchable lyric bass moving with freedom and complete intelligibility through a wide dynamic range: his loudest word is his daughter's name.

"It has got people thinking about and talking about wildlife, and showing how much affection and pride people have, not just for the five species on the list, but for Scottish wildlife generally".

But his affection and pride are enormous, so he uses the hours his expertise saves for family road trips, beach vacations and school dances--way before quality time, especially for dads, was in vogue.

It is unfair, for the wretched irony is that of the two codes, league is the more sharply organised, is far more at ease with itself, is run by more charming and imaginative folk and is played by more amenable fellows with not only more resplendent skills but with a more touching affection for, and pride in, their game.

We are excited about the future and intend to move on, with some sadness, but with appreciation, affection and huge pride at the music we have made and all that we have achieved together.

Similarly, only modest recognition rates for affection, guilt, pride, and shame were obtained across cultures [ 9].

Each new generation assimilated the symbolic vocabulary used to express respect and pride, even affection.

So it was with a mix of pride, affection and deftly sublimated envy that New York's political elite chewed over the news on Monday that Senator John McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, thought that Mr. Cuomo would also do a pretty good job as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.