Sentence examples for affection to others from inspiring English sources

'The feminist man' also experienced an important emotional turning point: he felt comfortable with his own sexuality and comfortable showing emotions and affection to others.

That's according to British biologist John Bradshaw, who says the way furry felines greet us (with their tails up) and rub on our legs is similar to how the animals communicate affection to other cats.

How even more sad this event becomes when you realize that some of these young people were never able to share their loved ones with their families or to show affection to each other in front of others.

They will show affection to each other when they groom each other with their teeth etc. You'll need tonnes and tonnes of grass for them to graze.

The longer-term couples rated themselves closer than other couples - they just didn't show affection to each other.

Another gay couple was unsure of whether they could even show affection to each other like they normally do.

Her concerns were if we would be able to find a "gay-friendly" proposal venue and if we could make sure that the crowds would be accepting of them showing affection to each other as they embraced.

If one dog thinks you're giving more affection to the other, this can cause them to form a bad relationship or start a fight.

The poems in "Near Changes" and "Firefall" frequently become public gestures of affection, often to other poets, and many of them take as their subjects poetry or being a poet (one poem is about winning the Pulitzer Prize).

Another appealing attribute of parrots is their display of affection, not only to others of their own species but also to humans.

She described Castlereagh as her "dearest and best friend" until his death in 1822, when she transferred her affections to the other great 19th-century Anglo-Irish peer, the Duke of Wellington.