In the overflow of understanding and affection expressed by so many friends, inundation is possible.
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".
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".
"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.
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").
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").
The reaction to Taylor's death on Thursday at the age of 72, and the affection expressed for him, was the true measure of his standing inside and outside football.
Most importantly, I was afraid they wouldn't love me and any affection expressed would be off the table.
The outpouring of love and affection expressed for him by his collaborators and friends is on the level usually reserved for the likes of spiritual gurus or Nobel laureates.
Marital satisfaction was also measured by five items: "Overall satisfaction with relationship," "love and affection expressed from spouse or significant other," "spouse treats me well," "thinking about divorce or separation," and "things happened that I can never forget".
