Sentence examples for affection shared from inspiring English sources

All animal training and handling is based on constant interaction, daily routines and nurturing, reinforcing the trust and affection shared between the animals and people.

Her body language – stiff, awkward, uneasy – makes a counterpoint to the relaxed, tactile affection shared by Eddie and his 17-year-old niece, Catherine, for whom he harbours unspeakable feelings and who he will not let grow up.

Whether appearing together or speaking about each other separately, it is also easy to see a deep affection shared by two men who socialize together, with their wives, several times a month and who still refer to each other as best friends.

It begins with an African-American youth's death, segues into a scene of affection shared among other African-American males, and concludes with the shooting of another, whose death is reversed to the effect of a dance.

Demme speaks about the movie with such enthusiasm and affection, sharing credit among his collaborators with genuine delight, that it's clear this movie is very special to him.

Women are more likely to demonstrate online affection, share family photos and commiserate remotely over snapshots from girls' night out.

Once these are brought into the open, there may be no going back, no matter how much real affection and shared history are involved.

That affection is shared by the Dominican clubgoers who know the truck as Patacon Pisao, or "flattened plantain" (a name it shares with a catchy merengue song).

A lot was made of childhood maltreatment and abuse, but also important was "how affection is shared out in families – how striving behaviour is encouraged", he said.

On trips abroad when he worked as a BBC Sport pundit, Taylor would gladly tell stories of that partnership, always with a laugh and underlining the genuine affection they shared.

What they will remember is their reason for being there in the first place: the connection and affection they share with the marrying couple.