Sentence examples for affection reading from inspiring English sources

I enjoyed, with much affection, reading about the ambitious wide-eyed young people settling in New York and making that closet or tiny studio their first home.

The statement read: "In spite of my personal affection for reading history I have come to trust the future more than the past.

You could hear the passion and affection for books and reading in Linda's voice.

We though of him with affection as we read Professor Writht's remarks on the plight of the modern worker in his aseptic cage, shielded from the first warm airs of spring.

Don DeLillo and Haruki Murakami – two novelists who rarely do events and also have a large devoted fanbase – were not afforded such public displays of affection when they read in London.

The murder mystery, too, is hardly James's finest, but her enthusiasm and affection for the characters keeps you reading in spite of the flaws.

But her books are also so warm, so overflowing with love and affection, that when you've finished reading one your first inclination is to embrace it.

A booklet for parents of young children explaining the importance of playing with children, reading to them and showing affection to them.

With respect to the affective factors (i.e., students' reading attitude, motivation, and reading self-concept), readers with high proficiency tended to have more positive affection for reading than average readers did, while average readers tended to have more positive affection than readers with low proficiency did.

The conductor Marc Minkowski, a Baroque expert, shows real affection for the score in his sensitive, astutely judged reading.

But there remains an incredible well of affection for the book that epitomises that clinging memory of childhood reading.