Sentence examples for first affection from inspiring English sources

In this paper, contagion is defined as being the significant spillover of the asset-specific idiosyncratic virus during the crisis and as well following the first affection by the Ebola virus [23].

This was the first physical affection the girls had known.

And surely he is sufficiently crafty to know that a homeopathic dose of Bloombergian opposition might be just what the doctor ordered for vulnerable Democrats in rural districts where the Second Amendment comes first and affection for superrich cosmopolitan art aficionados who divide their time between the Upper East Side of Manhattan and Bermuda is distinctly lacking.

In fact, he first demonstrated affection for "La La Land" director Damien Chazelle when their movies premiered at the Telluride Film Festival in September. .

"I feel all this third-party affection for this other person get thrown on me as the hat comes on and the mustache comes on," Mr. McClure said.

We humans experience these second-order affections because we, unlike non-human animals, are conscious of our own passions.

Nevertheless, Shaftesbury did think that the moral sense (whether one faculty or several working in tandem) is that which produces in us feelings of "like" or "dislike" for our own (first-order) affections.

Shaftesbury called this capacity to feel second-order affections the "sense of right and wrong" or the "moral sense" (C 179 80), although the term is not one he emphasized much or explained in detail (see Rivers 124).

Side effects: compulsive love of Second Amendment, compulsive aversion to First Amendment, inexplicable affection for capital punishment.

Everything is friendly and relaxed at first, with fatherly affection and an occasional rebuke from Patrick, who is played with sinewy, sinister charisma by John Hawkes.

Master of mumblecore Michael Cera first showed his affection for music with a Moldy Peaches cover in Juno, before a surprise album of DIY folk and alt-pop arrived last year.