Sentence examples for had affection from inspiring English sources

Still, even the most snobbish of Victoria's retinue had affection for her.

Keating even goes so far as to say that he always had affection for Bob.

"When for years you've had affection for a guy and you find it suddenly turning to resentment, you begin to think it deserves some comment".

Then Torre continued tilting his support toward the Yankees by saying he had affection for the people "who busted their back for you all those years".

As he proudly showed a visitor his library, which holds a shock of George Washington's hair, it was clear that Mr. Barton had affection not just for yellowed pages but also for the hunt itself.

And, in the United States we, in our sports, have had affection for the notion of whacking the other guy in the head and taking his possessions (basketball), land (football) or consciousness (boxing) away from him.

After he heard that another man had affections for her, he muttered that he couldn't live without her.

Felicella has affection for the seventies branches.

I have affection and respect for Ford.

Those same diners have affection for Pastis.

It is partially true that people have affection for Matt Busby because he is able to convince that he has affection for them.