Sentence examples for evident affection from inspiring English sources

The pair share an evident affection for one another.

Most significant, every subject is viewed with evident affection, or at least sympathetic scrutiny.

Because of their talent, their seriousness and their evident affection, they were often held up as a golden couple in an industry that didn't offer many.

But the evident affection that the filmmakers bear toward Smith's novel, and toward the odd, spirited people who inhabit it, gives the film a modest, hardworking appeal.

But in 1886 he produced them with an evident affection and, as is seen in the show, he hoped to have them published as a national autobiography.

Patrick Carfizzi sang well and acted better as Figaro, with Lyubov Petrova a dazzlingly playful Susanna; the evident affection between them was constantly invigorating.

Perhaps the young Italian painter Manfredi Beninati needs to find something better to do with his evident talent and affection for his chosen medium.

But the film is surprisingly pleasant, thanks to smart, unstereotyped performances -- especially by Ms. Hoffmann and Ms. Dunst -- and the filmmaker's evident respect and affection for her characters.

I do: my favourites, The Harridan and Relentless Laundry, are witty and brilliantly frank about the humiliations and tedium of life with small children, while brimming with evident love and affection for their offspring.

Why does the spirit of Ronald Reagan still inhabit the Republican Party a generation after the "Great Communicator" left the White House so powerfully that aspiring candidates for their party's presidential nomination in 2012 routinely invoke his talismanic name with evident pride and affection?

His affection was evident all along.