Sentence examples for because of their affection from inspiring English sources

Many, undoubtedly, were simply glad because of their affection or admiration for her, and that is always enough.

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.

The other is the long-term committed relationship entered into voluntarily by people who, because of their affection for one another, wish to pool resources and share the joys and burdens of life.

It's a tricky balancing act: you don't want to disappoint those who show up because of their affection for the original material but, as an artist, you want to put your own stamp on it.

If he says that he loves them because they are artless and innocent, or incapable of duplicity, or because of the wholehearted unselfishness of their affection, or because their souls are not tainted by envy, or something like that, beware.

In addition, Germans have lost some of their affection for Europe because Germany feels like an island of bliss that is less dependent on Europe and somehow fortunate on its own, with a booming economy and low unemployment levels.

Any breach between the former presidential candidate and the former president would be a shame because of their genuine mutual affection and respect.

Like the lovers in the original "Dirty Dancing," they hid their affection from her parents because of their class differences.

Bruce Springsteen and a group of rockers who have avoided taking sides in previous elections will tour next month in support of the Democrats -- not out of any affection for John Kerry, but because of their horror at the prospect of a Bush second term.

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.

Smith was being mean (and a lot of musicians told me they agreed to their repeat visits to the show, in part, because of personal affection for Holland).