Sentence examples for as the affection from inspiring English sources

Assisted-living facilities are fine, and full of good people, he said, but it's not the same thing as the affection of loved ones.

He also said that the affection for "Tarzan" the Disney movie did not run nearly as deep as the affection for "The Little Mermaid" does.

As the affection between Meena and Phil grows, they swap dreams of escaping the dissatisfactions of their lives, at least until Meena begins feeling the effects of the drug working in her bloodstream.

His cavalier humour and softly ruthless interview technique earned him a wide following in the pop-culture publications of the 1980s and 90s, as well as the affection and respect of his colleagues.

Taking on the "older brother" is never easy for Bellow's heroes, as the affection they feel for these larger-than-life figures, who tend to dominate them, is heartfelt.

Onstage she was vibrant and natural, but the performance went beyond a charismatic portrait of innocence to reveal far more delicate nuances as the affection her character held for the uncle who had raised her became poisoned by suspicion and guilt and fear.

It's a very hard game — maybe even crazy — but as the affection-filled writers who have attached themselves to these warriors know, the masters of the ring possess a unique nobility.

Tiger Woods could be no.1 twice over come Sunday, top of the world golf rankings as well as the affections of Lindsey Vonn.

At Henry III's accession (May 1574) the duc de Guise occupied a unique position at court as well as in the affections of the people of Paris.

Those who saw the couple alone at home "could not doubt the affection as well as the comprehension that united them".

Their failure to address issues that could be potentially divisive created an unintended self-fulfilling prophecy by causing the neglected differences to deteriorate and erode what Gottman refers as the "fondness and affection system".