In broken English he expressed his belief in "human value" and "human affection," stating that affection and compassion can reach beyond issues of race, economic status, or any other dividers.
An affective state in learning refers to the experience of affections in the learning process.
Don Murphy, a Republican weed lobbyist for the Marijuana Policy Project, said he is hopeful that his party's affection for state's rights will push the GOP-controlled Senate to leave marijuana policy to the states.
If Justice Anthony Kennedy was previewing his vote with his comments, then Windsor will likely get her money back — not because DOMA is a piece of legislative bigotry, but because Kennedy has a consuming affection for state's rights.
("If you're a black man who prefers to date white women, this might be a good option," he said — presuming you can get over the object of your affection's stated racial preferences).
Socrates begins by enunciating a principle to the effect that opposite actions, affections and states cannot be assigned to one thing in respect of the same part of it, in relation to the same object and at the same time.
"Bold displays of affection" Across the state line in Missouri, one of America's biggest fast food chains has got itself into an awkward mess over its policy towards displays of romantic affection in its restaurants.
And indeed, though Mr. Lautenberg has never enjoyed particular affection from his state's Democratic establishment, party leaders in New Jersey and Washington have rushed to his defense, publicly chastising Mr. Booker for trying to push out a fellow Democrat.
Its appeal entirely depends on a well-developed affection for the state of New Jersey and old hits such as Big Girls Don't Cry, My Eyes Adored You and Bye, Bye, Baby.
