Sentence examples for be a natural affinity from inspiring English sources

And in some impossible to anticipate way, the sweep of his stirring "Lord of the Rings" trilogy and his thrilling, heartfelt "King Kong" remake (2005) suggests that there might actually be a natural affinity between the low skills of the horror meister and those required to bring off a genuine movie epic.

There's a natural affinity between those values and struggles over housing and land".

There's a natural affinity between the spiced and punchily flavoured haggis and the inherent qualities of these morsels.

"There is a natural affinity between the market and the station, and Irwin was able to put together a program that met our needs," Mr. Crowley said.

So it's a very American dream, and there is a natural affinity with Hollywood in that it preys on an idea of fantastic escape.

Maybe fungi and poetry work together because they are both "on the fringes", she said: "I feel that there's a natural affinity between poetry and a hospital setting.

In the early twentieth century, many vanguardists believed that there was a natural affinity among the arts — music, painting, and dance were all refractions of a single beam — and that to unite them in one work was to take a straight shot at the beyond.

And John DiIulio, who heads the White House office dealing with Mr. Bush's efforts to get churches more involved in government aid programs, said there was "a natural affinity between the ways in which the president talks about certain social policy issues and the way Catholics talk about those issues".

There is a natural affinity with Jackson, even if he is a different personality altogether.

There is a natural affinity between Nativism and Rationalism, but it needs to be stressed that despite the tendency to identify the two, they are different.

There is a natural affinity for using the device to listen to music, and if you're the kind of consumer who is investing in an Echo there is a strong chance you also stream digital music, too.