Sentence examples for developed a great affection from inspiring English sources
It was in this campaign that he met Napoleon Bonaparte, who developed a great affection for him; Leclerc would serve Napoleon faithfully for the rest of his life.
Its grim slums, incessant Ambassador taxi horns and unpleasant street odors tested us at first, but we eventually developed a great affection for the place.
Having grown up in Keighley, he knew Leeds well and developed a great affection for his constituency, matching his local party's advice against metropolitan fashion.
"I had developed a great affection for both Henry and Ken and a respect for the work they do," Mr. Golub said in an interview, referring to the firm's co-founder and chief executive, Kenneth Buckfire.
Its grim slums, incessant Ambassador taxi horns and unpleasant street odors tested us at first, but we eventually developed a great affection for the place," Alex writes in this article for "T," the New York Times Style Magazine.
I developed a great affection for my character and of course by extension the man, and I'd be very interested in meeting him.
As the subject of celebrity interviews yourself, have you developed a greater affection for those weary junketeers?
I developed a great respect and affection for NGOs everywhere, but above all in Britain where our NGOs are world leaders.
They became, he says a page later, "friends" who "enjoyed each other's company and were developing a close working rapport," and who had, he tells us two pages after that, "a great affection for each other".
And over the course of the movie and really over the course of this publicity experience I've developed an even greater affection for my character.
