Enhance quality of life Boost the immune system Fortify physical and psychological health Increase longevity Strengthen resiliency Promote optimism and positive moods Help manage trauma and loss Provide a sense of belonging, security, and community Healthy friendships emerge from mutual affection and form the social fabric of our lives.
As the world urbanizes, civicism is spreading to distant corners of the world where people were once attached to villages or towns and a new class of global cities is emerging and competing for the affection of their residents as well as for new migrants and tourists.
But Mr. Holmgren takes a while to transmit the intense yearnings for his mother's love and approval that are behind his resentment of her; only in the scene in which she bandages the wound he's inflicted on himself, late in the play, does any sense of his dependence on her affections emerge.
The result is an enormously sensitive study of adolescence, of the emerging tensions in teenage life between burgeoning love and affection on the one hand, and the idées reçues of patriotic bigotry and hatred on the other.
When affection-based marriages emerged in the 1830s, parents began devoting more attention to children and family relationships became more open.
It's impossible to avoid such aggressively proffered affection, but you can emerge from the encounter feeling somewhat slimed.
Still, what emerges from this book is a profound affection for the city, often expressed in endearingly idiosyncratic terms.
Much of this later work emerged from his fascination with and measured affection for American popular culture, or at least those aspects of it that embody a "nobility of usefulness". In 1967, he became a United States citizen.
Several potential buyers could emerge for Twinkies, particularly after the recent outpouring of affection.
Nevertheless, plenty of Britons felt little affection for the generals and rulers who emerged victorious at Waterloo.
Appreciating and encouraging students also emerged in the data in order to increase students' affection.
