Sentence examples for affection press from inspiring English sources

There's a moment in the early days of the West Wing that sees smitten White House reporter Danny Concannon giving the object of his affection, press secretary CJ Cregg, a goldfish, only for CJ to dissolve into hysterics because the goldfish she in fact loved were the edible kind: "The crackers, Danny, the cheese things that you get at a party".

© Scott Cairns, from "Compass of Affection", Paraclete Press, 2006.

The pair have shown their lasting affection through press interviews and during previous reunions, recently coming together to promote their upcoming film, "Scream 4".

Many of the books we hold in the greatest affection were pressed into our hands when we were young and remain faithful friends.

Winning the affection of the press was not, however, the same thing as winning the affection of Prince Charles, as Diana would soon be devastated to learn.

But everyone, even electrical retailers, has an affection for the press so at the behest of the Guardian the shop has mustered a replacement machine and delivered it promptly along with £40 of gift vouchers to help Brooks buy and insure another Comet product.

Crewe said: I have labored to make a covenant with myself, that affection may not press upon judgment; for I suppose there is no man that hath any apprehension of gentry or nobleness, but his affection stands to the continuance of a house so illustrious, and would take hold of a twig or twine-thread to support it.

The news media were dazzled, especially by Mr. McCain, a Republican from a wing of the party not known for harboring a deep affection for the national press.

The other bald eagle in question was a male rival for Harriet's affections, The News-Press reports.

Scott now felt the full-court press, the unbridled affection of the Jets, and called it moving from the passenger seat to the driver's seat.

He continued to press for her affection and, with the help of Santiago's neighbor, Trinidad was able to win her over.