Sentence examples for from the affection from inspiring English sources

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

The text underneath a black cross notes that one Enzo Cotroneo is "missing from the affection of his loved ones".

In his newly-published second volume of his official Thatcher biography, Charles Moore records that she wrote to her friend, Park, saying: "I do assure you that the vote does not detract one jot from the affection I feel for the university...It was such a privilege to be there.

The process includes a physically based account the generation of the species (which have different degrees of materiality), its propagation through the medium, and its affection of sense organs and a spiritual/immaterial account that explains what follows from the affection of the sense organ by the species.

But as the evening unfolded, that voice seemed to gain strength both from the light-hearted exchanges with Kristofferson and from the affection heaped on both of them by the audience.

Diagnosing OA posed no major problem, but during the course of OA, GPs found it difficult to distinguish between complaints resulting from the affection of the joints and complaints related to a concomitant depression.

Mr. Richardson notes that during the first five years of Picasso's marriage to the snobbish Russian dancer Olga, she "appears only in representational portraits, from which the affection gradually seeps, never in any of his innovative masterpieces".

It is far from clear that the affection was returned.

From then on, the affection and admiration they felt for each other grew steadily.

It is far from clear that the affection was returned: politics is much better at swallowing its practitioners alive rather than allow them to be full and successful human beings.

I traveled with him to Mexico and I have seen the respect he has gained from its leaders and the affection he has won from its people.