Sentence examples for because of affection from inspiring English sources
It is also doing well with adult groups, perhaps because of affection for the fairy tale or interest in Rodgers and Hammerstein, given that their version of "Cinderella" has never been on Broadway.
(It's also the excuse for Walt looking older; Mr. Kinnear is seven years Mr. Damon's senior, but that doesn't explain why he seems to be wearing Jeff Daniels's hair from "Dumb and Dumber".) But after 32 years the Tenors have become a marvelously functioning machine by necessity and because of affection.
Wagner's straits are so dire because any expression of affection for him is corrupted by the possibility of self-interest, which means the only emotional responses he can trust are those that denigrate him.
I know this because such signs of affection make him go up and down and make crunching noises, and when he's really happy, he'll sing "Ode to Joy".
Maia Thorne, a therapeutic counsellor working with Mary, says: "Because her boundaries have been eroded by adults she's got a warped sense of affection because that's the kind of attention she's received".
Because her boundaries have been eroded by adults she's got a warped sense of affection because that's the kind of attention she's received Maia Thorne, a therapeutic counsellor working with Mary Mel Turpin, a clinical psychologist on the project, says: "One of the biggest challenges is people either see a child as an abuse victim or they see them as someone who's harmful and demonise them.
He had a pet rock, which ran away from home because it was starved of affection.
She longs to have her own baby, primarily because she is starved of affection by her parents.
She tied people to her with genuine bonds of affection because she appeared in the frontline when life was tough and inspired her troops.
It's useful to remember, too, that Mr. Hart became the primary voters' springtime object of affection because he "exceeded expectations" by winning the New Hampshire primary.
The study also found that same-sex couples were less likely to offer public displays of affection because they feared disapproval, according to the report.
