Sentence examples for given his affection from inspiring English sources

Given his affection for Rodriguez, would Calhoun like to offer any batting tips to the slumping star?

Given his affection for Evans, it sometimes seems that he is striving to conjoin the rough, unfinished manner of the master's 35mm candids with the delicacy and decisiveness of his 8-by-10 views.

Given his affection for such structures, Mr. Albrecht considers himself supremely blessed to live in Southgate, a set of five Art Deco buildings on East 52nd and 51st Streets designed by Emery Roth that is considered one of the city's signature prewar apartment complexes.

"I felt that they gave me the affection that I needed".

The manager will be given time and affection by fans, but the play-offs may be elusive.

Pietersen, though, prefers to give his players affection not judgment, certainly not in an open forum.

That might sound blasphemous, given the affection New York has for Pettitte, or ludicrous, given his 19 postseason victories, more than any pitcher in major league history.

I fear he might be of a mind to disengage with Scottish football and give all his affection to his first love of basketball, a sport for which they go stark raving bonkers in Lithuania.

But Drewe has been branded at birth: the company child of a company man whose primary sign of affection is giving his son, each Christmas, a new pair of Dunlop Bumper leisure shoes.

You're indulging your own human need to give (and receive) affection, affection, affection.

At one point, the narrator says of Tommy, the fruitless husband, "He was a boy who could not grow up," adding, of Grizel, "He gave her all his affection, but his passion, like an outlaw, had ever to hunt alone".