Sentence examples for have a particular affinity from inspiring English sources

Do you have a particular affinity for Shakespeare?

Mr. Cullum seemed to have a particular affinity for the animal kingdom.

These citrus flavor bombs have a particular affinity for lentil and bean dishes.

(I'd been told that Bigfoots have a particular affinity for Zagnut bars, but they weren't stocked by the local Wal-Mart).

"I have always had an interest in the global production business and UK production, and I have a particular affinity and connection with British TV," he told the Observer.

The Balkans, Kameric agrees, seems to have a particular affinity for British humour: Bottom, You Rang My Lord, Red Dwarf, 'Allo Alloo and Mr Bean were all popular in the region.

He had a particular affinity with the title role of Balanchine's Apollo.

Whitlam, we learn, had a particular affinity for "multicultural" Australia because of his classical education.

Mr. de Tassigny has a particular affinity, as well, for fish.

Born in Jersey City to a career military officer man and a school administrator, Ms. Kenny has a particular affinity for urban issues.

There will be a new Christopher Wheeldon ballet, with music by George Gershwin, a composer with whom, if "An American in Paris" is any indication, Wheeldon has a particular affinity.