Sentence examples for have deep affection for from inspiring English sources

This personal connection was noted in Mr. Galvin's statement when he said: "I have deep affection for this company and its employees around the world.

In Larchmont, which, like many American towns, has a series of avenues named after trees — in its case Walnut, Linden, Maple, Cedar and Magnolia — people like Susie Gedney have deep affection for the trees that snugly enfold their families, and were heartbroken to see so many fall.

While Mr. Cuomo has deep affection for Mr. Clinton and calls him for advice, his relationship with Mrs. Clinton is less personal.

More than that, Mr. Gonzalez said, he has deep affection for Mr. Rangel, who showed him the ropes when he first arrived in Congress in 1999.

"New York: Capital of Photography," from Sunday through Sept. 2 at the Jewish Museum, highlights the Jewish identities of most of these photographers, who had deep affection for the city and its people.

Bellerose is also perfectly suited to a couple seeking the charms of a suburban lifestyle but eager to remain in a city for which both have deep affection.

I truly had deep affection & respect for "Aunty Mae" Young.

"I thought he must have had a deep affection for the art form to have done that," Mr. Eastwood said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.

"Georgians have always had a deep affection for Russian people and Russian culture going back centuries," said Mr. Varsimashvili, speaking in fluent Russian at his theater in a multiethnic neighborhood of Tbilisi plastered with posters showing graphic pictures of Georgians bombed in the recent war.

"I've never met a Libyan who thought he was perfect -- they're quite aware of some of the stupid things he's gotten them involved in -- but I think most have a deep affection for him for the way he has stood up to the West.

PATRICK HEALY They may have created "South Park," but TREY PARKER and MATT STONE also have a deep affection for musical theater.