Sentence examples for deep affinity from inspiring English sources

There was not a deep affinity between father and son.

A die-hard Yankee fan, he has developed a deep affinity for the space program.

Ratmansky has a deep affinity for the composer's sound world and wild, acerbic imagination.

Did he feel some deep affinity with the mischievous Italian humanist?

The rebel groups under attack are ethnic Turks who feel a deep affinity for the country to the north.

(He was not however an anti-Semite, and felt a deep affinity for Zionism).

When Ms. Salem sang a slower tune, there was a clear, deep affinity with the blues.

For there is a deep affinity between the Renaissance playwright and the modern author and artist.

This format may seem superficial, but the book actually honors Mr. Ebert's deep affinity with Thomas Wolfe.

Yorke's deep affinity with musical outriders such as LA's Flying Lotus – upon whose album Cosmogramma he guested last year – is manifest.

Eggleston has eschewed digital photography for most of his career, which makes his deep affinity for the Korg feel even more perverse.