Sentence examples for big affinity from inspiring English sources

"I have a big affinity with the guys in my neighborhood... the guys with the broken English and stuff... and then the pigeon world, it's not like there's a glass ceiling, the pigeon world keeps evolving with time.

"So he'll have a big affinity to Swansea City and he will be torn between staying and going.

"But there is a much bigger affinity for loons, mainly because they're perceived as being more cuddly".

It appears that the RC has bigger affinity to the peptide-coated surface than to the silanized samples, across the GTA cross-linker, so it is easier to form a physical binding than a chemical one.

Opportunity: Citibank's, the consumer and corporate banking arm of Citigroup, ThankYou Redemptions Network is thought to be the biggest affinity program ever, with consumers able to get more things, faster.

Couple those headlines with the facts that satirical glamsters Steel Panther are headlining London's Wembley Arena this autumn and that Reckless Love are helping to turn Helsinki into the new Sunset Strip, and it becomes increasingly apparent that people have a rekindled affinity with big hair and big riffs.

Cultural affinity shapes media coverage.

Alexandra claimed to be a Texas-born model with an affinity for big Italian meals "like Garfield!" and giving pleasure "in and out of the bed".

After "The Fighter," the 2010 Boston boxing drama that earned him an Oscar nomination for directing, Mr. Russell also discovered he had an affinity for big family stories set in rowdy neighborhoods.

He seems to have done well in conservative spots in the West more out of religious than ideological affinity: a big share of Republican primary voters in that part of the country are Mormons, like Mr Romney.

Son, David, current chief executive, branding Simon name through affinity cards, big marketing campaign.