Sentence examples for basic affection for from inspiring English sources

Mr Abbott said the publicly-funded broadcaster should show "some basic affection for the home team".

If the compromise between one thing and another leaves the movie struggling for basic credibility, its affection for its characters doesn't feel cynical.

Arne Carlson, a former Minnesota governor and a friend of Brooks's, said: "He had a basic love and affection for his neighbors, his community, for all kinds of people.

The exhibition takes visitors on a step-by-step journey, moving from refinement to rawness, from a highly formalized affection for theatrical mystery to a basic love of spatial ambiguity and paint's tactile sensuality.

Would it not be more straightforward simply to admit that both men and women have bodies that age – and that most humans share basic desires for affection, intimacy, and respect?

We have no affection for the ruthless military junta that has denied its citizens the most basic freedoms and has kept Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, under house arrest for 14 of the last 20 years.

I have a deep affection for cooking soup — I swear by Moosewood's "The Daily Special" — and the basics never really change: sauté onions, maybe carrots or garlic, in oil.

In the spirit of Shaftesbury and Hutcheson, he begins by appeal to basic other-directed emotions: it is natural and universal for humans to form families and to feel greater affection for members of their families.

She has a particular affection for puns.

His affection for Shostakovich was symbiotic.

Felicella has affection for the seventies branches.