Sentence examples for born of affection from inspiring English sources
It is a labor of love, he said, born of affection for Mr. Rodriguez, who grew up in the same neighborhood where Mr. Mata lives and has done a lot for Vietnam veterans like himself.
When I do get a call from somebody, a lot of times it's born out of affection from something they saw when they were much younger.
With so much at stake, the atmosphere on the set was reportedly tense with the cast and crew 'tip-toeing' around the brothers, anxious not to upset them, a desire apparently born out of affection rather than fear.
The reunion between the judge and the robber in Federal District Court in Brooklyn on Wednesday was born not of affection but of perverse necessity: the defendant, Victor Larsen, had robbed a bank on the very day he had finished a prison term for robbing banks.
It was an affection born of shared interests and mutual experience.
As Young showed, long before the Winter of Discontent forever tainted them with militancy and public disruption, unions were institutions born of trust and common affections.
I also receive many letters from ordinary people who write to me simply from their heart and let me feel their affection, which is born of our being together in Christ Jesus, in the Church.
With strangers, I adopted the servile manner of a concierge greeting wealthy clients in a hotel -- salival enthusiasm born of a morbid, indiscriminate desire for affection.
Their affection for each other seemed born of equal parts experience, hope, and biography.
