Sentence examples for as much affection from inspiring English sources

But such is Christie's dappy vulnerability, she earns just as much affection for her flop lines as her successful ones.

By anyone's canon, Dr. Greene is clearly well read, and she has as much affection for classical works as for modern ones.

I have as much affection for DV as I used to have for the CD.

Think about it; there are so many places where gays are viewed with about as much affection as a shit on a pillowcase: The Middle East, Africa, 50percentt of Europe, a whole bunch of America, 99percentt of South America, 80percentt of Asia.

As they get older, they may not be open to as much affection, but you should make a point of showering them with love.

But the things that made her frustrating we now remember with as much affection as the things that made her exceptional.

She knows that appearances don't matter as much as affection.

Milo's interest comes as much from affection for his late grandfather, another believer in the lost city, as from his own interest in cartography and linguistics.

Plant speaks about his musicians and their world with as much personal affection as he does respect for their talent – and for what it is in life that they aspire to.

Such not-giving-up is what this novel manages, by an achievement of style as much as of affection: a character is saved from death.

His style is strongly visual, darkly comic and morbidly fixated, but it is rooted just as much in his affection for monsters and misfits (which in his movies often turn out to be the same thing).