Sentence examples for affection where from inspiring English sources

James, who was pre-eminent at speaking three tangential thoughts from a single mouthful, and who, furthermore, kept up a mutual affection where the others did not, wrote a friend in terms that work to this day.

On one hand, there's affection where there once was broken toys and peeling paint.

Even the broken old woman of ninety is a lesson: "If the frail and constantly decaying state of the body is kept in view, it will lessen sensual pleasure, and fix the affections, where there is nought but beauty light and time without end".

This is exemplified for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases that represent the two main causes of age-related neurodegenerative affections, where cell death enhancement appears as one of the main etiological paradigms.

Someone who would lie awake at night counting affections: Where did Alex put his hands?

Someone who would lay awake at night counting affections: where did Alex put his hands, how was Jon curled up against him, counting the minutes he curled up against me, could I divine, in their sleep, their love for each other?

It went from such simple, mutual excitement, affection, to where they are finally and violently opposed.

She divides her time between Port Angeles and her cottage in Ireland, for which she has a great affection, and where she spent time with Carver.

"I now live near Peckham [in south London] but having lived in Finsbury Park myself over 30 years ago, and having thoroughly loved it, I felt a strong affection for where much of the film was set".

Where affection fell on its ass, politeness might rise to the occasion.

There are no Clueless moments, where affection suddenly snaps into love, or formal coronations.