Sentence examples for develop affection from inspiring English sources
When someone affects you strongly, you may develop affection for them.
"In real life, we turn a blind eye to a friend's moral flaws because we feel we have a connection to them, and we can develop affection for television characters in the same way when we see them week after week.
Very gently the film shows Barbara's developing affection for this man.
That is why the restaurant is packed seven days a week with people who, perhaps out of necessity, have developed affection for the beer-hall setting.
That is why the restaurant is packed daily with people who, perhaps out of necessity, have developed affection for the beer hall setting.
But even people who may have shared his objections to the theater complex's brutalist gray concrete exterior now consider it indispensable to London's landscape and have developed affection for it.
And as he's someone who has never known love, it's devastating to witness Jack's developing affection for a girl at the depot, when any relationship is inevitably doomed due to his strange amnesia and the unaccountable blanks in his biography.
Disruptive Namond is removed from class and placed in the research group, where he gradually develops affection and respect for Colvin.
The con artists gain the upper hand in the end and ruin the agent's career, a resolution which is unsatisfying unless the audience has developed affection for the crooks.
Anything more than a glance at Colchester reveals that this is a club for which you could develop an affection.
