Sentence examples for affinity thing from inspiring English sources

I guess it's an affinity thing.

Clearly, it's an affinity thing: never mind his obvious lack of knowledge, his ludicrous track record, reporters trust and idolize Simpson because he's their kind of guy.

"All forms of life on this planet have an inborn affinity to things that are similar and an aversion to those that are dissimilar".

Our reflexive affinity to things that appear lifelike, or like life, but have never been alive at all, is not dissimilar to a child with a comfort doll, half-aware that the doll is a surrogate and overriding the fact.

And his continuing affinity for things Tibetan is unlikely to sit well with China's rulers.

If you have an affinity for things in alligator skin, this might be right up your alley.

I really admire the work he's doing—I think we share an affinity for things being grotesque, yet familiar.

The orchestra and big-band arrangements connect more to the likes of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin than most Grand Ole Opry types, but his light touch and affinity for things that swing is usually effective.

If they release a revision with a less finicky sensor, I'd recommend it without hesitation, but unless you feel a real affinity for this thing after trying it out, I'd caution you against getting one for now.

With help from her adoring parents, she quickly developed an affinity for all things fun.

It is no surprise, then, that Dust Covered Carpet are based in a city with a well-known affinity for all things morbid: Vienna.