Sentence examples similar to heightening affection from inspiring English sources

And so the deeper the friendship the harder you may find it to begin your friend's book — the potential for disappointment enhanced by each heightening degree of affection.

Elsewhere, we have described a phenomenologically oriented conception of schizophrenia as a self- or ipseity-disorder with two main facets: decline in the sense of existing as a subject of awareness (diminished self-affection) and heightened awareness of aspects of experience that would normally remain tacit or presupposed (hyperreflexivity).

Because the conflict is romantic, the drama becomes Freudian: the teen-age girl attempts to transfer her trust and affection from father to boyfriend, a process heightened by the President's unique ability to command obedience and love.

He takes Sirk's style of heightened colour, romantic music and slightly larger-than-life acting to recreate the Fifties with affection and understanding.

Many of the dreams New Yorkers are having link heightened fears of terrorism to everyday insecurities (the normal worries for which we now discover an unexpected affection).

But I retain a special affection for the limpid beauty of Ms. O'Hara's achievement in "South Pacific," a feeling heightened in some measure by sentiment.

The three approaches are also considered in light of a more recent, phenomenological formulation of schizophrenia as a disorder of self-experience (an ipseity disturbance) involving hyperreflexivity and diminished self-affection (i.e., heightened awareness of aspects of experience that would normally remain tacit or presupposed and decline in the feeling of existing as a subject of awareness).

Equal affection.

With affection.

Perhaps affection.

Bachmann returned the affection.