Sentence examples for certain affections from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes, I've heard even brothers and sisters develop certain affections," he suggests, as the pair walk through a balmy courtyard accompanied by four royal guards.

Also, given the naturalness of certain affections, we come to expect others to act on them, and so pain is caused by deviations from these expectations (439).

"Happiness consists in the Gratification of certain Affections, Appetites, Passions, with Objects which are by Nature adapted to them," (Sermon IX §16).

If a parallelism between ear and eye is extendable to this aspect, this could open new perspectives in the treatment of certain affections of the inner ear by borrowing therapeutic strategies that have given appreciable and consolidate responses in the treatment of degenerative retinopathy.

IF NO-ONE will miss Saddam Hussein, his information minister will be recalled with a certain affection.

At the very least you have to feel a certain affection for crowds.

It's a lost era that you can't help having a certain affection for, even if you disapprove politically".

Now, though, as the dinosaurs of rock gradually disappear, there's a certain affection for his magnificently preposterous persona.

"You get into the routine of seeing certain people all the time, and even the people who are your most contentious adversaries you have certain affection for.

And its humor, designed not for laughs but for empathetic response, betrays a certain affection for our manic mode of going places and rushing to get there.

And yet by the end of this film, based on a popular mystery novel by Arnaldur Indridason, it is hard not to feel a certain affection for the place".