Sentence examples for affection field from inspiring English sources

"The NHS now has a unique place in the public's affection," Field said in a written submission to a House of Lords committee looking into the long-term sustainability of the NHS.

People who are more affectionate "score lower in things like stress and depression and loneliness", said Colin Hesse, assistant professor of speech communication at Oregon State University, who is a researcher in the field of affection and its benefits.

Men seem to hug on the basketball courts or show affection on the football field, but why are some men afraid to embrace on a busy street corner?

The closest whitefellas get to watching blackfellas out of love or affection is on the sporting field, and even then it's usually because they are helping a white team win.

I listened to my friends describe experiences in the field of "deep affection".

Anderson had no formal training in the supply field, and though regarded with affection was variously considered "not quite on the same wave length as others" and "so immersed in the minutiae of administration that some important policy matters languished".

Consensus that Michael Sam's natural expression of affection defeats any twitter or, ideally, on-field blowback.

According to Habinek, in the field of oratory, the people responded to Alcibiades's affection with affection of their own.

The pair shared a handshake and warm pat on the back on the field a few moments ago, but affections will soon be put aside.

The 27-year-old midfielder signed from Inverness Caledonian Thistle three years ago and, despite the club's off-field problems, it is clear the affection he has for Hearts.

In reference to the above mentioned, psychoanalysis, concretely the Freudian theory, departs from the dualist body-mind concept and introduces a field for which the body and affections cannot be considered separately but in close conformation.