Sentence examples for deeply held affection for from inspiring English sources

Israel's outsized allure also stemmed from China's regard for the country's military prowess and a deeply held affection for Karl Marx and Albert Einstein, cornerstones of a Chinese fascination with Jews.

Vitally, they are doing it from a position of long-held affection for the club.

The group, called PAC for a Change, released a digital ad Tuesday morning that features news clips detailing Rohrabacher's long-held affection for and ties to the country accused of meddling in last year's elections.

But it's the deeply felt affection for metal that really makes The Devil's Candy sing.

Hertzberg narrates with a keen eye for detail and with deep, and deeply knowing, affection for those closest to him, especially his parents.

Many philosophers and psychologists claim that the reasons we give for our most deeply held views are often little more than rationalizations of our prior convictions.

Judge Alito, in particular, aroused the ire of abortion rights supporters because of two memorandums he had written as a lawyer for the Reagan administration displaying deeply held disagreement with the abortion rights decisions.

Over the past year, the Guardian has shown how important deeply held values are to the development of trust, which is essential for a media organisation if it is to have any moral authority.

This week the magazine features a story, "Can Forgiveness Play a Role in Criminal Justice?" about parents whose deeply held religious faith leads them to forgive — and seek a lesser sentence for — their daughter's murderer.

But there is also a deeply held suspicion among liberals that the financial problem is just an excuse for conservatives to begin dismantling the jewel of New Deal programs.

It may, however, bring up deeply held feelings that require a therapist's support.