Sentence examples for feeling of affinity with from inspiring English sources
AKP promotes a feeling of affinity with the Sunnite Muslim Arab Syrian refugees in comparison to other refugee groups from Syria and Iraq.
Establishing a connection is not only helpful to the recipient, but may also promote feelings of affinity with you that might increase the chances of your request being granted.
I've sat in rugby grounds shouting my head off for England while the Scottish fans have shouted back just as loud – and it is a very special thing when good-natured rivalry can flourish side by side with a feeling of affinity and closeness that comes from being a family of nations.
The answer, surely, is a feeling of affinity — mainly, I'd say, based on shared anger and dislike.
At the same time, Tom feels a peculiar sense of affinity with Danny.
No affected level of affinity with contemporary narcotic slang was going to change that.
Fewer people thus experience what Lopez calls "the complex feelings of affinity and self-assurance one feels with one's native place", and there is a diminished sense of interest in any place in particular, outside one's immediate, and often temporary, domestic sphere.
I used to read it every summer in the roasting Australian sun, feeling an affinity with Jem, Scout and Dill – sweating through the summer with them.
Perhaps feeling less affinity with the local culture, these owners may be less likely to employ an English manager.
"I love what I do here and obviously I have great feeling and affinity with the support and the club.
