Sentence examples for affection making from inspiring English sources

Kilcullen responded that "dummies" was a term of endearment, and readers, recognizing the joke and reassured by the simple format that it suggested, returned the affection, making the book a best-seller and the most successful title in the Dummies series to date.

His lack of affection makes me feel lonely and unattractive.

"These objects show affection made material by transfiguring artistry," she said, speaking in religious terms.

Your ability to laugh at human foibles with affection made working with you a pleasure.

His tenacity and perseverance, coupled with his warmth and affection made him genuinely remarkable.

The account of Churchill's twilight years is vivid and touching, but her affection makes her tolerant of his faults.

He talks of God as "a location to which we can direct our gratitude" and of art as "affection made manifest".

They greeted one another with great affection, made various plans to meet after the funeral, then followed instructions to proceed across the street.

The real point is that Huck does think that he's doing wrong; it's not that his natural heart teaches him to do right but that his natural affection makes him not care.

The core themes of the ballet — the different tugs of duty and love felt by an artist, the demands for affection made by an artist's spouse, the continuance of art beyond life and death — emerge with absolute directness.

I know this because such signs of affection make him go up and down and make crunching noises, and when he's really happy, he'll sing "Ode to Joy".