Sentence examples for affection based on from inspiring English sources
His best films are 20-plus years in the past but he continues to ride a wave of critical affection based on fond memories of movies seen long ago.
Liability classes can currently be defined using any combination of age, sex, and affection status (based on StatusBroad, or StatusNarrow from the pedigrees table).
(In practice, determination of affection status was based on fixed threshold on the normal liability scale, and so the implied prevalence will vary slightly around 1/250 when non-null genetic effects are specified. This effect is very small and does not impact the comparisons of methods and conclusions, however).
"Women are more interested in complex, lasting relationships based on affection rather than getting a one-time task done," Dr. Dabbs said.
Strong reciprocation also means that social patterns based only on one-directional ties are rare when ties are based on affection, trust or appreciation (Yoon et al. 2013; Block 2015; Rivera et al. 2010).
Our relationship is based on affection and respect - important emotions after the initial buzz has gone.
'He is a man with a tremendous capacity for friendship of both sexes based on affection and intimacy.
Such is the climate of moral bafflement created by men like Fleming that even those who apparently pine for the days when the most symbolic relationships in football was between Mercer and Allison or Sillett and Curtis rather than Posh 'n' Becks, find it difficult to settle down as part of a duo based on affection and mutual respect.
Harry's relationships with adult and juvenile wizards are based on affection and loyalty.
The modern family is commonly thought to have originated in the 1830s: courtship became more open, marriages were often based on affection, and parents devoted more attention to children.
Hand in Hand teachers and school administrators are committed to providing the children with that most critical aspect of peace-building: genuine affection of the other, based on familiarity and understanding -- especially during early childhood.
