The phrase "all affection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a complete or total amount of affection towards someone or something.
Example: "She greeted him with all affection, making him feel truly welcomed."
Alternatives: "all love" or "complete affection".
And then Webber and his teammates discarded all affection and sympathy, welcoming Scott to the harsh reality of the National Basketball Association by routing the Nets, 130-104, in a game that was laughable by the third quarter.
The show traces other such indigenous motifs into the 20th century, from the pictographic Cubism of Joaquin torres-Garcia to Frida Kahlo's odd, stirring, intimate picture "Weeping Coconuts" (1951), with its doughty little Mexican flag inscribed, "Painted with all affection".
While he argues against the Stoics that a life of thinking only, devoid of all affection, cannot be happy (De tranq.
Sophia remarked of her father's behaviour, "He is all affection and kindness to me, but sometimes an over kindness, if you can understand that, which greatly alarms me".
In essence, the song captures the feelings of unrequited love from the receiving end, as Carrabba exhibits a powerful urge to deter all affection from a bothersome apparition. 1) "Putting broken pieces neat into piles/ And watching ceiling sunlight swim".
But all that affection may be getting in the way of thinking about the future of mobility.
On another, in which Elian stares out at the camera with his eyes still wide, she wrote, "For Munero, with all the affection of his little boy, Elian".
It was odd to see all this affection between two men who traded bitter, childish insults during the Republican primary campaign — and the rapprochement didn't stop there.
"Where was all this affection the last six years?" This story has been updated to include Holder's comments.
Unfortunately, all that affection is thrown to the wind when Theon goes batshit insane and kills the Stark's beloved servant, Ser Rodrik.
