Sentence examples for affinity for military from inspiring English sources

"I will be happy, as will the Venezuelan people, the day that child again breathes Cuban air and sets foot on this heroic Cuban soil," said President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela, whose hard-line policies on the rich, affinity for military greens and criticism of the United States have drawn comparisons to Mr. Castro.

Bannon, who served in the U.S. Navy, is an armchair strategist with an affinity for military history books.

Tinker Air Force Base, employing 8,000 soldiers and 15,000 civilians here, gives the area an affinity for the military.

There is no doubt the local community has a strong affinity for the military - and anger at the death is felt especially acutely because the victim was a soldier.

If you happen to have an affinity for 19th-century military tales of derring-do, modern pentathlon might be worth a closer look.

Decker, who is married to country music singer Jesse James ―with whom he has two children ―  talks about his affinity for dog rescue and military veterans, as well as his keen appreciation for fashion. .

As he demonstrated in his fine first book, "Six Frigates," about the early stages of the United States Navy, Toll has an affinity for the detailed narrative of military conflict and for capsule portraiture of key personalities both high-ranking and low.

As to the academy's own history, Samet notes that when Adams and Jefferson authorized its founding, they were "deeply suspicious of the military's apparent affinity for kings".

The fact that Hummers later became coveted by civilians says something about our sudden affinity for SUVs, our love of the military or possibly both.

But it's no real surprise, considering the way the military government's affinity for ignoring the Burmese people.

These are with nations that possess a high degree of military capability, an affinity for the democratic value system NATO represents and a history of operating alongside NATO in its missions.