They seem to have an affinity of spirit, a shared intelligence that has seen it all (or much of it) before and a capacity for merriment.
I think you've got an affinity of purpose, and working together makes you stronger and helps you promote the cause of equality.
The fact that this once self-sufficient energy consumer will soon become the world's second-largest oil importer is creating an affinity of interests between Washington and Beijing, much as it does between Moscow and Beijing.
And there, they are instantly recognised and greeted by a host of other words, with whom they have an affinity of meaning, or of opposition, or of metaphor or alliteration or rhythm.
It is not, not just, that their sympathies were nearly absolute (letters, however adoring, begin with an affinity of prejudices), but that each poet proved a nearly ideal audience — "I think I must write entirely for you," Lowell told her.
The modified C84 fullerene strongly binds to the NavAb channel with an affinity of 46 nM but binds weakly to Kv1.3 with an affinity of 3 mM.
FGF18 binds heparin oligosaccharides of 6 dp with an affinity of 2.2 ± 29.2 μmol/L.
They have also demonstrated an affinity of these nanocomposites for glioma cells over healthy tissues.
By BIAcore analysis, RANKL bound to OPG with an affinity of 6.7 nM.
The tightest binding design, named Spider Roll, bound with an affinity of 100 μM.
In many cases, that exposed new fans to a particular artist or film, who sometimes (not always) grew an affinity of their own for that media.
