Sentence examples for greater affinity with from inspiring English sources

Born in the year of the dog, I have a slightly greater affinity with them.

Israelis like these, originating in Arab countries, have not historically shown a greater affinity with the Palestinians.

Or even that India's prime minister in 2030 finds that she has a greater affinity with Australia, the country where she completed her graduate studies, than with the ever-more-distant former colonial power of the UK.

No wonder 27,000-plus northerners have signed up to a petition stating that people feel a greater affinity with their Scottish counterparts than with the ideologies of a London-centric south.

The petition says the northern English cities "feel far greater affinity with their Scottish counterparts such as Glasgow and Edinburgh than with the ideologies of the London-centric south" and demands secession from the UK.

"Generally, people feel greater affinity with Canada, and perhaps stereotypically, people think that English spoken there is more elegant," said Ms. Kato of Ryugaku Journal.

There is a great affinity with our museum.

Despite Jackson's great affinity with children, his behaviour with his own was eccentric.

McCowen feels a great affinity with Mark because both are essentially transmitters of a story.

I was there for 14 years, I have such a great affinity with the club.

But that does not mean that Spaniards really have a great affinity with Muslims.