Sentence examples for because of the affection from inspiring English sources

She feels an affinity with American comedies like "As Good as It Gets" because of the affection they show their characters, no matter what their foibles.

Florentino Perez, the man who relieved him of his duties today, claims to have offered the 55-year-old the job in 2009, only to be spurned because of the affection he had for Liverpool.

At that point, Stairway usually featured in the middle of Zeppelin's live set (at that Belfast show, it was played sixth, between Dazed and Confused and another new song, Going to California), then, Page says, "it got to the point where, because of the affection for it from the audience, it was gonna be better to put it at the end, so there was anticipation for it.

A genre survives because of the indestructible affection of its core base of followers.

He earned far more out of the ring because of the huge affection the public had for him and he deserved every penny.

These works were written partly in tribute to Cyril for his courage, and also surely because of the obvious affection that they had for Phyllis.

The overwhelming loss of "The Sopranos" to "The West Wing" and other shows seemed partly because of the obvious affection that Emmy voters had for NBC's White House drama.

Those betting on George have done so, in large measure, because of the strong affection that Queen Elizabeth II, great-grandmother of the new baby, has voiced for her father, King George VI, who died of lung cancer in 1952, while in his 50s.

Keystone and umbrella species were contrasted with flagship species, such as the giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) and the humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae), whose conservation was more easily supported and funded because of the public's affection for and familiarity with them.

"We have been able to secure both of them for the public, in a period of economic hardship, because of the esteem and affection that both institutions have enjoyed for many decades".

They plod on, because of their affection for the sport and the hope, perhaps unrealistic, that N.F.L. fame and fortune are within their grasp.