Sentence examples for affection that is from inspiring English sources

Like the NHS, it exerts a hold on public affection that is, objectively, only partly justified.

The difference is that she did so with a warmth and affection that is entirely lacking in Cougar Town.

He addresses him and generally speaks of him with an affection that is absent in his praise of other bishops.

But that hasn't stopped people from a public display of affection that is usually reserved for long-lost relatives or NFL playoff games.

And the cast delivers it with that coded mixture of comfort and prickliness, resentment and affection, that is the lingua franca of most families.

The oxen are rendered with a spontaneous affection that is not always found among the charcoal portraits on thick Whatman paper that he was to make by the score in London, allotting roughly two hours to each sitter.

After my mother fell sick, Susan went out of her way to show me the type of affection that's usually reserved for a person's own children.

You know she's not really dead, you know he's not going to die, and yet you find you care; and you watch everybody — not least the cops and the bartenders — with an affection that's almost embarrassing.

As touching as your desire is for your aunt to keep her gnarly jewelry for herself, wouldn't it be better to forget the frosting altogether, and focus on the affection that's driving your aunt's hideous purchases?

Even crueller than the work was the fact that mothers had to care for their children, developing maternal ties and affection that were to be torn asunder at the end of their three-year sentence.

Then one day, like a dead fish to the head, it hits you your girl has an object of affection that's dearer to her heart than you.