Sentence examples for affection it is from inspiring English sources

The sage may be oblivious to the call of the emotions, he explains, and men of inferior nature are incapable of experiencing true affection; "it is precisely in people like us that the deepest and most intense emotions find their place" (Shishuo xinyu 17.4).

He added: "The films – although a handful are still remembered with some affection, it is true – were really bad.

It was from my wife, and so – and I say this with all love and affection – it is officially none of your business.

And it seems that what Faulkner is suggesting is that instead of the common human affection, it is a snake-like quality that is binding Jewel to his horse.

It is not affection, it is weakness that brings men, unarmed against fortune by reason, into these endless pains and terrors; and they indeed have not even the present enjoyment of what they dote upon, the possibility of the future loss causing them continual pangs, tremors, and distresses.

Her only appearance in the historical record is, famously, in Shakespeare's will, in which he leaves her his "second-best bed"; equally famously, it has been established that this was no slight, but a mark of profound affection – it is the bed in which they would have spent their married life.

If you need affection, it's amazing.

"I protest, but the people hold me in such affection, it's almost embarrassing.

After that, in the words of one New Zealand writer I recall with affection, "it's just typing".

Each cast rises to it with color and affection; it's always the most flawlessly performed work on the program.

Such is the affection it's held in that one French couple were prevented from named their daughter Nutella only by legal decree.