The phrase "and affection in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness and usability in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing emotions, relationships, or sentiments, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "She expressed her love and affection in the most heartfelt way."
Alternatives: "and love in the" or "and care in the".
There's love and affection in the Flashman stories: in Henty there is only stern duty.
Like all 4 Paws dogs, he was shown kindness and affection in the course of his training, but he was not offered a long-term close human friendship.
And Macdonald's splendid ensemble make sure you see the glints of gruff humour and affection in the interactions of this limited and incurious bunch.
There was no shortage of love and affection in the Royle family, but how much did he feel he got back from me?
When you combine that fear with a society that tells men they are entitled to women's bodies, time, attention and affection in the ways they deem fit, and generally does not teach men how to express their emotions in a productive fashion, can we really be surprised that year after year we see the bullets of male rage and toxic masculinity littered across our country? .
The humour and affection in such lines belie the ambivalence of Crabbe's attitude to Aldeburgh, a place where he was "very miserable and miserably treated".
While Mr. Pendleton smartly exploits the frailties of these graying artistic lions for comedy, there is an abiding respect and affection in his irreverence and in the fastidious performances of director David Cromer's fine cast (2 00).
When England won the third Test in Madras to take an unassailable lead in the five-match series, we hoisted him on our shoulders and carried him triumphantly from the ground, in a more restrained age a spontaneous gesture of the respect and affection in which he was held by the team.
"In my memory, in 1988, Korea still had a lot of warmth and affection in interpersonal relationships," he told the Korea Herald, "regardless of the economic, social or political conditions..
But in the end, all that matters are the poems, and the esteem and affection in which they're held.
The hard-bitten New Zealander is acutely aware of the respect and affection in which O'Driscoll is held, not just in Britain and Ireland, but all over the rugby world.
