Sentence examples for affinity with other from inspiring English sources

"O'Horten," made up of meticulously constructed, deadpan scenes that turn on Keatonesque visual jokes, shows some affinity with other recent films of similar geographic provenance.

They will not know this thought they may have, on times, an affinity with other worldly things that puzzles them.

The phenyl tropane analogs have a high or moderate affinity with other monoamine transporters (i.e., serotonin transporters [SERT] and norepinephrine transporters [NET]), or they undergo extensive metabolism.

Also, being a squatter myself, I feel a strange affinity with other squatters the world over.

By emphasizing its primate features, such as its postorbital bar, stereoscopic vision, and opposable hallux, over its rodent-like teeth, Owen demonstrated its affinity with other primates.

The I214V mutant displays a visible shift of surface charge distribution that may have a potential effect on the binding specificity and affinity with other chaperones.

The sense of affinity with others internationally, while alas not emphasized by the show, was the most valuable piece of information it offered.

Even the most cosmopolitan usually feel an affinity with others who share the same language, culture or heritage.

He didn't hold court, but he created an ambience, and had a natural affinity with others of McCloskey's inmates, including my senior colleagues, the legendary broadcasters Ciarán MacMathuna and the late Seán MacRéamoinn.

Older female players typically seek self-discovery and affinity with others instead of head-to-head competition.

In addition, symptom overlap (insomnia, numbing, startle, anxiety, depression, fatigue, loss of affinity with others, etc).