Sentence examples for certain affinity for from inspiring English sources

Peter F. Vallone has a certain affinity for television shows set in Queens.

But there is no denying that New York has a certain affinity for drama and struggle, survival and spectacle.

It's no secret that the fashion crowd has a certain affinity for skate style.

"Everyone has a certain affinity for the music of their youth," he added.

They seem to have a certain affinity for great heights: their primary residence is a condominium on the 74th floor of the Time Warner Center in New York.

This region and Wisconsin as a whole do seem to have a certain affinity for low-key, not particularly electric politicians.

White middle class women, who may have felt constrained by marriage and domestic life, "felt a certain affinity with Black women and men, for whom slavery meant whips and chains," Angela Davis writes in her book Women, Race, and Class.

President Barack Obama and Dr. Soon-Shiong share certain affinities, including vaulting ambition, a multicultural background, a knack for systematic thinking and an obsession with basketball.

But the cultures share certain affinities.

While still a student, Ehrlich carried out some work on lead poisoning from which he evolved the theory that was to guide much of his subsequent work that certain tissues have a selective affinity for certain chemicals.

"A jury might feel a certain amount of affinity for the prosecutor there all by himself," he said.