Sentence examples for generate affection from inspiring English sources

Games are a key way to generate affection for an online brand.

They will also live together, to generate affection and attention, grist for the confidences they will share with the television audience.

They could command respect, for the most part, but they could not generate affection.

While small enclaves of ethnic identity pepper the street-maps of New York, few generate more affection than Little Italy.

Best of all, the report burbles, a cable-car system would appeal to tourists and generate "local affection, due to its innovative character, maximum scenic opportunities and 'buzz' .Impractical utopianism?

His approach generates enormous affection and admiration.

With a US gross of $177m, it hasn't quite matched its predecessor's success, but it's still a vastly popular, robustly reviewed choice, while the franchise has generated enough affection that people would like to see it rewarded.

All the same, the Gherkin is the only new tall building in the City that has generated any affection among Londoners; now we'll barely be able to see it.

Television programmes such as Educating Essex and Educating Yorkshire have generated public affection and respect for the ordinary heroism of staff and pupils in our state schools, while lazy anti-comprehensive prejudice has been undercut by a new generation in public life educated in non-selective schools, including the education secretary, Justine Greening.

The better-preserved built heritage generates higher affection for protection.

Pathway analysis again separated the indolinones from the pyridopyrimidinones indicating that both series share not only a common mode of action like TGF-β inhibition, but also generate a distinct affection of other pathways by their specific off-target function.