Sentence examples for generalized affection from inspiring English sources
Even though Shīʿites had become a separate group with a distinctive interpretation of ʿAlī's significance, a more generalized affection for the family of the Prophet and especially for ʿAlī was widespread among Jamāʿī-Sunnis.
"How so?" "Your heart-fullness increases... in that you have a generalized affection," Houston tells her.
In addition, patients with generalized osteoarthritis with an affection of the hip and/or knee will be included.
Be generous with your affection.
The diagnosis is predominantly based on the clinical examination, which uncovers bilateral affection of the shoulders in association with generalized hyperlaxity of ligaments and joints [ 1, 2, 35, 46].
I didn't hear the jittery, coerced support of a North Korean; I heard what sounded like deep personal affection for our leader — coupled, I soon realized, with generalized disdain for the government he leads.
The generalized carbon cycle.
Bachmann returned the affection.
Call it election affection.
