Sentence examples for fierce affection for from inspiring English sources

Philip, who died last week, was a liberal, old-fashioned and proud of it, and he tended to waver between fierce affection (for F.D.R., J.F.K., Clinton) and constant disdain (for Nixon, Reagan, George W).

His Ferdinand has a softly glowing emotional core, in which sorrow for his lost father can be sensed alongside the fierce affection for Miranda that has taken sudden, fertile root in his heart.

Philip, who died last week, was a liberal, old-fashioned and proud of it, and he tended to waver between fierce affection (for F.D.R., J.F.K., Clinton) and constant disdain (for Nixon, Reagan, George W).

An article one week ago by Manny Garcia, profiling Elian's great-uncle Lazaro Gonzalez, mentioned everything from his mercurial behavior and his two convictions for driving under the influence of alcohol to his fierce affection for Elian.

He often expressed amusement that the role, as the object of two women's fierce affection — that of Joan Collins and Linda Evans — had made him a sex symbol in his 60s.

A fair number of them are refugees from Nazi Europe, who for decades were the life and soul of Wigmore song recitals, turning the standing-room crush bar into something like a Viennese coffeehouse, although there are others, younger, who go just as often and are just as fierce in their affection for the place.

I developed vast affection for his capacity for friendship, which matched his fierce pride in his team.

Felicella has affection for the seventies branches.

Describes his affection for elaborate games.

"Is there personal affection for him?

He shows an affection for British ways.