Sentence examples for difference in affection from inspiring English sources

There is no difference in affection when it comes to being called gorgeous or being called handsome; and it has taken me a few years to understand why these seemingly interchangeable words have bothered me so much.

No group difference in affection and eye contact expressed by the mothers was found [ 49].

There was a greater proportion of men among the bipolar than healthy twins (F [1,37] = 4.75, p = 0.04), but there was no difference in the affection status by zygosity.

Additional results suggest that differences in paternal affection exhibit a stronger effect and that stability and plasticity may provide unique information about the association between differences in parental affection and differences in personality.

He says the difference between Cole Porter and Noël Coward is the difference between "affection and affectation".

Differences in rates of affection depended on diagnostic criteria, that is, whether participants had received speech and language therapy as a child (12.5%) or whether they had a history of language problems and/or academic difficulties including delays in reading or writing (37.5%).

Two classic British children's stories separated by several decades and a huge difference in sensibility - though both share an affection for rodents (a water rat in one, an army of trained squirrels in the other) - appear to be coming to the stage.

Most jingles are held in affection though.

The early and monthly regimens were associated with substantial reductions in affection of the fingernail.

He tells her that, if it were not for the difference in their social standing, he would have returned her affection.

Expressing affection (in whatever way you express it) makes a big difference in relationships.