"A lot of players show their affection just with words," the A.C. Milan chairman, Adriano Galliani, said Sunday on Italian state television.
"I'm still coming after you," Shelby tells Toby shortly after the crime, unaware that the object of her affection has just ravaged her life.
How much self-abasement and rejection has the protagonist been through to so cheerily proclaim that if there is absolutely no one else left, and all is bleakness and despair, the object of her affections might just take a chance on her?
And if she's not an appreciator of affection, just be straight with her.
He regards his readers with a beguiling blend of cynicism and affection, just as Mr. Kluge sees Saipan.
Ms. Goldman's queen, outwardly serene and inwardly lustful, shows that's she's capable of affection, just not the maternal kind.
After all, the charge of perfidy always implies seductiveness and betrayed affection, just as those detailed enumerations of French failings imply a cosmopolitan familiarity with the place.
The transient, self-serving affinities that pass for affection just before the bars close and the showy displays of grief that intensify when the media are around melt and trickle away over the curbs, where they're splashed into vapor by the trucks and cars supplying the place with its goodies and its shoppers.
"You build such affection, just as you find doing something in a dangerous situation with a friend.
Of course, those clothes start smelling, the old food on the dishes gets moldy, and the kids invariably start asking for money and affection, just like homeless people.
