Sentence examples for feeling the affection from inspiring English sources

The Family APGAR test and the Ruiz-Baca QoL test results suggest that caregivers' perceived physical and mental well-being is related with being satisfied with the help received from their family, conversing with their relatives, feeling the affection of their family, being satisfied with the time that their family spends with them, and making family decisions.

She was a product of the fancy, the feeling, the innate affection of the untutored but poetic mind of her mother combined with the gravity and poise which were characteristic of her father.

I also remember feeling enormous affection for the St. Bernard Buck in Jack London's "Call of the Wild" and, in later years, Ralph in "Lord of the Flies".

Sexual relationship: Examines the partner's feelings about the affection and sexual relationship.

When you start feeling great affection for someone but the ghost of love gone wrong in the past starts fluttering by, tell yourself that this is a different situation and a different person.

Or gaze at it through a projector, air motes swimming in the lens light, feeling a fresh affection for the show I still adore.

Here, the audience ends up feeling a certain affection for the frightening creature even when it's 1,000 times the realistic size.

This pig, we knew precisely, had been slaughtered for our table, and we ended up feeling an affection for it that surprised us.

"Today, I don't remember feeling any affection in childhood except for my elder brother, who for a time was my only parent".

I continue pretending to follow along, feeling bursts of affection every time the uncoordinated girl obviously does the wrong move.

Riding them gives him a feeling of freedom and the affection he feels for the animals also helps him to deal with the harsh reality of being confined to the prison compounds.