For discriminant validity, we expect to find higher ICECAP-O scores in older people living with others as compared to living alone due to higher affection [ 10, 34].
That's right -- new Axe wants to highlight all that makes the individual special: high heels, affection for kittens.
There is a compassionate quality to his interviews that reflects a higher level of affection for politics than that displayed in the cranky irreverence of Mr. Letterman or the jokey, disconnected chatter of Mr. Leno.
Staking out a token booth for a couple of hours, one can still detect a high level of affection for the token, an affection that seems mostly to do with urban practicality.
"Frances Ha" felt like a high point of affection for humanity, as if Baumbach's being in love with Gerwig had given him the freedom to be a bit more generous about people — or, as Ian Parker put it in his 2013 Profile of them, called "Happiness," "a sweetly unfamiliar spirit of joy," or, "at least, the prospect that life may hold satisfactions beyond survival".
Not all of his gags hit the mark, but there's no mistaking the comic's high spirits and wry affection for his home state.
Not all of his gags hit the mark, but there's no mistaking the comic's high spirits and wry affection for his hometown.
We persist in this belief regardless of what we know to the contrary: that the Nazis' affection for high culture did not prevent their crimes.
Yet Ms. Valenti said she has never been doctrinaire and does not hide her affection for high heels, formulaic crime dramas, vampire books and the occasional reality show.
The night of April 24 and 25, 1980, was also the night that solidified my already high regard, respect, and affection for Jody Powell.
