Sentence examples for early affection from inspiring English sources

Like Pupu'a, Harris, who grew up in Texas, developed an early affection for music.

Certainly it was not an early affection for dolls that prompted the collection.

It was then that his early affection for westerns came back to him - aided by the fact that each time HBO made an original western movie for the channel, it seemed to do especially well.

Given Lundvall's early affection for bebop and bebop-tinged music, he elected to bring some of the earlier Blue Note bebop icons back to the label – including Freddie Hubbard, Jackie McLean and Joe Henderson.

Kermode's later books, particularly Shakespeare's Language (2000), also back away somewhat from his earlier affection for mind-bending complexity.

"They may have some kind of early psychological affection for my voice".

He won my affection early with his joyous "Shop Around," but lost it by applying to Neil Diamond's grandiose tub-thumper "America" the same sugar-coated sob he brought to "Imagine".

We showed that depressed mood and fatigue were more prominent in patients with myotonic dystrophy type 1 with less white matter affection (early disease stages), contrary to patients with myotonic dystrophy type 2. Thus, depression in myotonic dystrophies might be a reactive adjustment disorder rather than a direct consequence of structural brain damage.

Like I said earlier, a little affection goes a long way with Alastair Campbell.

One of the most impressive -- and annoying -- features of contemporary American popular culture is its ability to recycle its own waste products, to regard the trash and ephemera of earlier eras with affection and nostalgia.

Some of us are old enough to remember that earlier state with affection.