It was through these tasks that I rediscovered my affection for researching, writing, and designing, and worked on improving these skills further.
I have a great affection for the writing of Graham Greene and am amazed by the soul and poetry of Colum McCann.
And now a bit of background: Philippa Pearce died in 2006, but respect and affection for her writing is as strong as ever.
"We may profess to hate our class system, but we cannot help but feel a wry affection for it," he wrote.
(I think the impulsive kiss in the trial scene is a mistake, however; hints of homosexuality don't violate the word of the text, but is such literalism necessary?) Mr. Nelis's Antonio bears himself with an upright stoicism, and his affection for Bassanio is written in gentle but true colors.
Nelson, who had not known him before this expedition, had conceived a great affection for Riou, and wrote 'In poor dear Riou the country has sustained an irreparable loss.' The naval historian Sir Jahleel Brenton declared that he had all the qualities of a perfect officer.
Carroll, along with Wodehouse, was one of Adams's comic heroes, and his affection for him tinges his writing.
"The US is a country for which I have much affection," he wrote.
To meet her family's charge that he had practiced magic to win her affection, he wrote the Apologia ("Defense"), the major source for his biography.
Simpson and Jobs had a "deep affection," Isaacson writes, though he did like to "berate" her for not wearing "fetching enough" clothes.
