She's used tough love on all her children; she adores them but there's not much over-affection really.
Lots of music gets called dreamlike, but Simple Affections really is, abandoning traditional compositional logic so that you just float along until you find yourself in a beautiful clearing of piano minimalism or a terrifying underbrush of noise.
The long, intervening years since school are assumed to have overlaid a gloss of civility, nostalgia and affection but, really, they haven't.
That the play is set in ancient Rome should also prove an asset to Mr. Gibson, whose affection for really old times and dead languages has been evident in the films "The Passion of the Christ" and "Apocalypto," both of which he directed.
Millions of fans can't be wrong, but at the same time, the object of such widespread affection can't really be doing anything all that interesting.
Duke William is something of a romantic player, but it's the Huntsman who proves most worthy of Snow White's anger and her affection — she's really not into the whole being saved thing, and if there's a white steed, she'll ride it herself, thank you very much.
PDA (public displays of affection) are not really the Capricorn's cup of tea.
If such a distinction holds, then the Soul [in man] is some sort of a composite and at once we may agree that it is a recipient and- if only reason allows- that all the affections and experiences really have their seat in the Soul, and with the affections every state and mood, good and bad alike.
But it's the deeply felt affection for metal that really makes The Devil's Candy sing.
And after getting through the life threat or the brain-damage threat, still there was the pain, and then he was given morphine for the pain, and I guess somewhere I locked away -- I really found affection for what those pain medications could do to people.
