Sentence examples for affection to the from inspiring English sources

It may be that they are broadcasting their affection to the rest of us, an advertisement of their closeness.

It isn't about the tangible item itself, but all about the effort and, as it seems in this case, the sacrifice made to show affection to the newlyweds.

But le Carré said he made the gift out of affection to the institution, both his own, and Smiley's alma mater.

Time and again Ms. Chaturvedi directed mildly coquettish gestures of affection to the space above the audience's head, hiding her face behind her hands and peeking out.

My mother studied my inclination to give love and affection to the needy and challenged me to conceptualize my aim to improve the lives of orphans.

Bremner was a mimic and satirist Benaud respected and, as a huge cricket fan, brings genuine affection to the subject matter.

In adolescence she attended a production of "The Playboy of the Western World" and transferred her affections to the stage.

But the viewers of these commercials are more likely to give their affections to the product's victims, for it is from their point of view that the narrative has been presented.

But you can still have bright spots in the lawn if you transfer your affections to the smaller, more delicate flowers that come up well before daffodils, when winter has lost its grip but spring is mostly a promise.

It is shown that the magnitudes of interference and the corresponding initial stresses have important and apparent affections to the results determined by the lock-in infrared thermography technique.

Cressida pledges her love to Troilus but she soon switches her affections to the Greek hero Diomedes when sent to her father in a hostage exchange.