Sentence examples for affection expressed from inspiring English sources
As well as Tim feeling in control during this time, there was much affection expressed.
By Elif Batuman The head of one rental-relative company described the service as "human affection expressed through the form of the family".
"The pain we feel has been at least eased somewhat by the reaction of so many people across Scotland, the UK and beyond, and by the affection expressed by politicians across the spectrum.
I remembered a quote from Satsuki Ōiwa that I had read in a newspaper article about her. "What we provide is not familial affection," she said, "but human affection expressed through the form of the family".
When one minor character sniffs about poor, hapless Amelia Sedley, "We're all so fond of her" — and the narrator interjects, "Who can calculate the depth of affection expressed in that enthusiastic so?" — we might as well be watching "Mean Girls" (or a mean episode of "Girls").
Most importantly, I was afraid they wouldn't love me and any affection expressed would be off the table.
In every city and town, village and hamlet, affection is expressed differently but the overriding effect is the same: Yorkshire has not only embraced France's greatest sporting event, which begins here on Saturday, it has become smitten.
In Boston parlance, to "cover" the Red Sox usually means to criticize; the relationship between the team and its fans is like a longstanding marriage in which affection is expressed most ardently through complaint.
And there are certain health benefits that seem to be more pronounced when affection is expressed through tactile ways," Kory Floyd of the University of Arizona told Broadly.
do not skip the column but complete the chart with a 0. Affection: every person needs affection, to express emotions regularly, because in many cases, the suppression of feelings can stress your body and cause you trauma.
Favours are begged and joyfully rewarded, terms of endearment lovingly dropped, affections ecstatically expressed.
