Sentence examples for clear affection from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Glass's clear affection for her former employer, which suffuses the writing with a mildly soporific warmth, has not resulted in a compelling play.

Morris has clear affection for her, but this film isn't about their friendship, and it only needs the lightest touch from him for it to soar.

Ms. Aubry, a more doctrinaire Socialist, has the party levers under her control, and those who voted in the first round showed a clear affection for positions farther to the left than Mr. Hollande finds comfortable.

Even in the next scenes, between Wendy and Danny, back home and talking about their move up to the Overlook, the clear affection between them is subtly tinged with the same sense of stilted portentousness.

Despite his successes in Indonesia, and his clear affection for America, the general said that on his visit to the United States he still had to defend Indonesia to his American friends.

Even in the next scenes between Wendy and Danny, back home and talking about their move up to the Outlook, the clear affection between them is subtly tinged with the same sense of stilted portentousness.

But he made clear his affection for his former commander.

Named "At Least They Died Together (After Dash)" it recalls a collage Snow once gave to Mr Colen.While the show makes clear the affection with which Mr Colen looks on his past with Snow, his death certainly marked a turning point in Mr Colen's life, both in general and specifically artistic terms.

Moreover, it is not clear that affection and justice must conflict; a commitment to treating one's spouse justly could be part of marital love (Kleingeld 1998).

The 27-year-old midfielder signed from Inverness Caledonian Thistle three years ago and, despite the club's off-field problems, it is clear the affection he has for Hearts.

Domestically, it's also clear that affection for reality prevails.