Adler, who studied under the tutelage of another iconic California Beat, Kenneth Rexroth, instead produces art books devoted to his affection for adventurers and searchers immersed in coastal subcultures replete with the photogenic and the brave.
they devoted to each child, the affection parents gave their kids, and how safe the home environment was -- and investigated each.
The modern family is commonly thought to have originated in the 1830s: courtship became more open, marriages were often based on affection, and parents devoted more attention to children.
To me, this pandemonium just accentuates the need for us to remember that this month, more than any other, should be devoted to overt displays of affection and making the most of all the love around us.
Thomas was the eldest of their nine children and devoted to his family, his deepest affection being reserved for two of his sisters, Hannah and Margaret.
And she was devoted to her friends with an equal affection and sincerity that made us fully reciprocate the emotion.
Victoria despaired of her husband's lack of affection towards her, while Ernst devoted much of his attention to their daughter, whom he adored.
A man of great dignity, faith and affection, beloved husband of his late Bernice, devoted father, brother, uncle and grandfather, he will be greatly missed by his two adoring daughters, sons-in-law and six grandchildren.
Although Froude was devoted to Newman for several years, and maintained a sentimental affection for the man (which he expressed in his essays on Newman and the Oxford Movement), he ultimately repudiated his beliefs.
The components of caretaking that guarantee success include: the calm, care and affection with which they do things; the time devoted to understanding, situating and comforting patients and families; and the commitment they take on with new staff and doctors for the benefit of the patient.
