Sentence examples for got an affinity from inspiring English sources

"I don't know why," says Erivo. "I feel like we've got an affinity – because of our physicality and how hard she works, how ferocious she is".

I think you've got an affinity of purpose, and working together makes you stronger and helps you promote the cause of equality.

"Robert's someone who's got an affinity with the club.

"I've got an affinity here that once I was asked to come and help I said yes," Ward told BBC Radio Bristol.

Still, she's ambitious: she put herself through school and made all As, mostly by making money from begging, a skill she learned from her lazy mother, who's got an affinity for daytime soaps and Zebra Cakes.

He continued: "I've got a special affinity with these people and a lot of them are personal friends.

In addition to being a clothing designer, she's got quite an affinity for corny jokes.

"There are 8 million kids today that don't participate in any sports, and there's an opportunity for them to get engaged, develop an affinity for their school, to just be a part of something that's bigger than themselves," Parnell says.

It's a great place, and I've got a lot of affinity with it with what's happened," he told BBC Radio Manchester.

Bell said: "I know that I can speak for John when I say that we've got a lot of affinity with both the town and club for what it has done for us and what we have done for it.

So, we were proceeding an alternative way that will be more susceptible to get a high affinity binders to the specific antigen.