Sentence examples for hand affection from inspiring English sources

That would really hinder our ability to administer great "hand affection".

The film ends with Gautham holding Raghunandan's hand with affection.

Theorists distinguished especially between "passions" on the one hand and "affections" on the other.

If you only have one child then no matter how old they are, hold their hands, show affection.

So, it would be a salutary exercise to prepare for the political struggle ahead to acknowledge the humanity of the Russians, who also have eyes, hands, senses, affections, and passions, who also cry when their children don't come home safe from trips abroad.

The women in our party gravitated towards their Iranian sisters and – without my help, without the laborious interventions of a translator – through an instinctive and unmediated synergy, eyes sparkling, hands reaching for hands, bonds of affection formed.

On the one hand, Levis's affection for Rita Valladares, a sensual octoroon singer with skin the "color of curled cinnamon bark," inspires his most successful composition -- Rosas Puras," a catchy little rumba written in 1928 that eventually becomes a global Cuban standard on the order of "Guantanamera".

On one hand, there's affection where there once was broken toys and peeling paint.

When Clinton and President Obama recently sat down for an interview on "60 Minutes," they all but held hands, swearing deathless affection and respect, and they seemed to mean it.

On the other hand our natural affections, in particular benevolence, account fully for our moral motivation and our faculty of moral sense accounts fully for our ability to make an assessment of actions whether our own or others'.

I've learned not to hold hands or display affection in certain neighborhoods because of it.