Yet living nearby does not necessarily foster affection.
Often they have become shabby dispiriting places that do little to foster affection, and, for Poles old enough to remember, they are also unwanted reminders of the shabby and dispiriting socialist era.Jakub Szczesny, an architect, who has campaigned to save many Communist-era buildings from the bulldozers, says this "made them badly perceived" and ripe for destruction.
Morris needs his father, even when they aren't playing Jenga or jamming about hip-hop -- and Curtis needs Morris, so much so that he fosters their affection with brash, profanity-laced candidness.
The frisson of danger dissipated, however, when it became evident that the opera, like the novel, inhabits a world of make-believe, in which the magical power of music melts the hearts of terrorists and fosters bonds of affection, even of love.
When Jane would fight her losing battle to brush dandruff from his baggy suits, it would occasionally provoke an irritated glance from her husband, but there was only envy among his opponents at the affection it fostered in the audience.
Parents may foster self-esteem by expressing affection and support for the child as well as by helping the child set realistic goals for achievement instead of imposing unreachably high standards.
Let's hope Shaki and RiRi's love and cigar-fest doesn't stop the creation of LGBT characters who show on-air affection like, for example, on The Fosters.
Our runaways are an overweight city kid (Julian Dennison) and his grouchy foster father (Sam Neill), neither of whom have any great affection for civilisation, or, initially, each other.
However, there was one thing that marked her out from other children, the foster mother added: she never showed or sought the slightest sign of affection.
As recently as last June, as part of a statewide safety assessment of all foster homes, the primary caseworker wrote that "the foster parents show a lot of love and affection to all the children and it is a very supportive environment".
