Sentence examples for affection helping from inspiring English sources

A healthy sex life is the extension of that affection, helping you and your partner maintain a connection level that is simultaneously physical, mental, and emotional.

Rumors of homosexuality (his) and desperation (hers), together with their often theatrical displays of affection, helped create an uncommonly gossipy historical record.

It's appalling to think that this public affection helped him gain access to so many young girls, whom he later claimed "jumped on the band-wagon" with memories of sexual assault.

The gladiatorial element to the play's battle of affections helps explain the arenalike quality of Miriam Buether's design, which has been adapted for New York to suit a 199-seat theater substantially larger than the play's 80-seat London berth.

At the lower level, sentiments like respect and affection help individuals forge relationships with other individuals.

Passion may be powerful, but it's affection that helps couples stay the course.

And that abiding affection doubtless helps him put this music across, for his heldentenor is naturally better suited to the opera house than to the parlor.

Even if you're not a touchy-feely person, increasing physical affection can help you to sustain a deep, meaningful bond.

Some affection can help any relationship stay strong and move forward.

That "appreciation for detail and minutiae," as Mr. Spader describes his affection for acting, helped secure his most sustained professional success so far, "Boston Legal," which ran for five seasons.

Winning Dell's affection certainly would help Sun's efforts to move into the Intel world.