Sentence examples for affection as a from inspiring English sources

Dancing to the very grownup, sexy song "At Last," the Obamas were both hot and cool, as attractive in their affection as a couple can possibly be.

A would-be writer all his life, Selznick was in his element: his cards were witty, erudite, cheeky and as full of affection as a cocker spaniel.

The movie presents them with affection as a proudly geeky tribe of isolates, coming together each year to revel in family feeling and competitiveness.

Belgian journalists seem to have regarded him with affection, as a big likable kid who occasionally does something a bit daft.

(I can attest to this personally, and with great affection, as a former member of a college a-cappella group called the Virginia Belles).

One of the reasons Cuddlr might not work, according to Morman, could be explained by a theory from researcher Kory Floyd that people are not affectionate with everybody because we view affection as a limited resource.

She doesn't seem to mind her work, and she feels a sisterly affection as well as a sexual bond with both Deco and Naldinha.

Infants are born craving affection as much as milk.

This epistolary version of Plato's Ring of Gyges, this invisibility in plain sight, gives him a terrible power over her affections, as well as a moral glow for not abusing that power.

Flessel remembers Cole with great affection as an acute, thoughtful, and gentle guy, a "pussycat," with a screwy smile and an irrepressible streak of humor.

Yet he did not allow his affection as an uncle to win out over political considerations; thus, he thwarted the desire of Louis XIV, who by treaty was bound to marry the Spanish infanta, to marry Marie Mancini.