Sentence examples for affinity between the two from inspiring English sources

But there was an affinity between the two from their Yale days.

She is struck by a cultural affinity between the two countries.

This suggests a natural affinity between the two writers — a supportive kindness on Dickens's part, as well as an editor's anxiety about getting his weekly installments.

"There is a cultural and long-term affinity between the two regions," said Youssef Nasr, the chief executive of HSBC in the Middle East.

(That would be Mr. Walken.) But there is nonetheless a clear affinity between the two men, and it is based on Mr. Cahallan's idolatrous regard for the kind of old-school masculine sang-froid that Mr. Walken so effortlessly embodies.

Such anecdotes of physical bravery go to a deeper affinity between the two men: their shared fearlessness in opposing what Orwell called the "smelly little orthodoxies" of the day.

The pattern of clustering and the genetic affinity between the six Adi sub-tribes are shown in the DA-NJ phylogenetreesreesupplementaryary Figure S1) and the PCA plot (Figure 3).

But he recognized affinities between the two fields.

Stroll through Watermill's eclectic collection, however, and the affinities between the two artists becomes apparent.

I suppose this isn't really so surprising, when you consider the affinities between the two activities.

Moreover, scholarly emphasis on the textual affinities between the two works threatens to reduce its birth into mere compositional updating.