Sentence examples for affection both from inspiring English sources

Can it be that he is fooling us all because "we've never really gotten over our collective crush on John Roberts," an affection both "silly and undeserved," as Jeff Shesol maintains on Slate?

Stealthy piano runs and rich arrangements make the album's odes to enduring affection both nuanced and arresting; even the rapper Rick Ross slips into a puppy-love reverie in his cameo on "Who Do We Think We Are".

He craved affection, both public and private, and he thought he deserved to get it for the skill and courage he had shown in arm-twisting, sweet-talking and pork-barrelling a reluctant Congress into approving his civil rights and Great Society programmes over vehement, and sometimes violent, opposition.

In just a few years, temper tantrums may be replaced with tween silence and although my son is never bereft of affection, both giving and receiving, I fear there will soon come a time when only I initiate it, not him.

There's a smile in his voice as he says it, an affection both for the failure of the image and for its good intentions.

It must be said, the affection goes both directions.

They have the freedom to show love and affection to both parents without feeling guilty.

The constants are a fervent concentration and an affection for both the process and the subject.

Sticca also had an affection for both football and Australian rules.

Ms. Maddrie has directed her own script with gently irreverent affection for both old and new stereotypes.

The Whitman of "Beloved Renegade" tends wounded and dying soldiers for whom his affection is both unemphatic and piercing.