Sentence examples for from affection from inspiring English sources

Parody can be done from malice or from affection, but it is fundamentally a mode of subversion.

Market growth is always at the expense of the freely given, the non-monetary transactions of human intercourse, every act that springs from affection and duty.

Her tone veers from affection to anger, punctuated at times by expletives and at other times by a hearty, infectious laugh.

Listeners will come to this record for a variety of reasons: everything from affection for the poetry of Whitman to Anglophilia to a love of musical overstatement.

Milo's interest comes as much from affection for his late grandfather, another believer in the lost city, as from his own interest in cartography and linguistics.

Some of the mother-daughter pairs could sit close to each other, hug each other, they couldn't keep their hands off each other from affection and warmth and being happy to be next to each other.

My desire for affection from male missionaries — that was neither innocent nor harmless.

But in this world it's hard to distinguish acts of physical violence from physical affection.

But in these cases, either from deep affection or simple oversight, it made no difference.

Then there are those whose loyalty is inseparable from their affection for Mrs. Clinton's husband.

She was equivocal about sex, yet she could not separate it from the affection she craved.