Sentence examples for any affinity with from inspiring English sources

The Slavs of Transnistria, which abuts Ukraine, don't feel any affinity with the Romanian-speaking Moldovan authorities and they furthermore fear that Romania will eventually absorb Moldova.

Did she feel any affinity with someone like Marianne Faithfull, another woman who was a muse (and besmirched sex symbol) before becoming a respected artist?

It feels like there's an existential crisis, or psychic trauma, at the heart of it, rather than any affinity with his new party.

In later works, Cockburn adopts the term 'moral sense' to describe the affective faculty of conscience, a term which is not meant to signal any affinity with Francis Hutcheson.

Russia - for reasons which have as much to do with its own approach to international affairs and its concerns about non-interference by the West, as it does to any affinity with the Assad family - has set itself firmly against such a step, offering up instead its own resolution that would extend the mandate for UN monitors.

They sometimes express surprise that we are who we are, much less that we have any affinity with them.

I feel an affinity with any other artists who are outsiders, doing their thing as opposed to trying to fit in.

Do you feel an affinity with him?

Francis feels an affinity with them.

Feigel has an affinity with rubble.

"I have an affinity with Trump.