Yet her attorney who had an affinity for letter writing did not file a retaliation claim with the EEOC "for some reason... .. to her, this one event cemented her road to ruin..
In the 1970s, Sharp displayed an affinity for westerns, writing the screenplay for "The Hired Hand," a laconic film that Peter Fonda starred in and directed, and other movies that included the stark and violent "Ulzana's Raid," which featured Burt Lancaster as an idealistic cavalry lieutenant.
What's more, he always had a special affinity for the written word.
And the production, directed by Neil Pepe, never shakes the sluggish rhythms that derive from Mr. Coen's obvious lack of affinity for theatrical writing.
"Jews don't have much affinity for modesty," she writes in "Dawn, Dusk or Night".
Mr. Shears and Mr. Garden display a more natural affinity for musical theater writing than the team of Bono and the Edge revealed in their tepid score for you know what; the songs in "Tales of the City" range from bawdy comic numbers to traditional solo ballads in which the principals give vent to the secret suffering in their hearts.
Can you describe why you have such an affinity for trees in your writing?
Dydo's essays and her new book reflect an affinity for Stein's experimental writing so strong that it almost persuades the reader that he or she, too, can pick up any Stein text and read it with rapt delight.
I'm not sure where life has taken you--you might be a serious senior resident physician, frazzled fellow, or -- maybe -- living your dream of being an eccentric train conductor with an affinity for shoe polish and writing novels.
Achebe's sensitivity to the clash between old and new and his affinity for translating oral storytelling into written form is unimaginable without Achebe.
