Sentence examples for felt affection for from inspiring English sources

But it's the deeply felt affection for metal that really makes The Devil's Candy sing.

Teammates and opponents alike respected and even felt affection for him.

His campaign for the governorship mobilised an unlikely alliance of young people and older malcontents who no longer felt affection for either of the two big parties.

She was already up and standing at the window, lifting a shade to peer out — the sun made a warm place on her skin and I felt affection for her known form in this unknown place.

While the ending Monday may have left Boston fans in despair, there was no question that they felt affection for the Bruins, as evidenced by the ovation the crowd gave them as they left the ice.

Many felt affection for places that were part of their personal history: a first kiss at Bindles Ballroom or a first job selling hot dogs and honeycomb at the Lido, the closure of which still angered some.

The phrase Hanan al-cinema expresses the way movies sympathize with the world and the way audiences feel affection for, and are affected by, them.

Can we feel affection for this music?

To feel affection for Farage is an increasingly confronting experience.

But how could I feel affection for anyone whose T-shirts and socks my mother laundered?

If there are people out there who feel affection for Love, Nick Broomfield hasn't found them.