Sentence examples for as much affection as from inspiring English sources

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.

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

As much affection as the director holds for these combustible Sicilian peasants, he recognizes their potential for mob violence and their atavistic sexual code.

But few groups have ever inspired as much affection as the Roses, as became evident at Finsbury Park on Friday, where it felt as if every one of the 7,000 fans who'd descended in their flares on Ally Pally almost a quarter of a century earlier had returned to pay homage – even if the flares wouldn't fit any more.

Offer them as much affection as they want, without going nutso and overboard on them.

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

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

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

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 to some eyes, the movie has underperformed during awards season: though Brad Pitt is likely to get an Oscar nomination for his turn as Billy Beane, it's unclear if there's still as much affection for Jonah Hill's performance as his schlubby sidekick, Peter.

The Telegraph notes how he revealed his terminal cancer to puzzle fanatics via a crossword clue, and Independent crossword editor Mike Hutchinson says: "I don't think there's a single crossword setter who generated as much affection among solvers as John".