Sentence examples for immense affection for from inspiring English sources
"Those experiences gave me an immense affection for Jews and gays," he said.
BEN BRANTLEY: My experience of "Porgy and Bess" as an opera is considerably more scattershot than yours, though I have immense affection for the piece.
It was a role he accepted, Mr. Kaye said, for the love of Mr. Lerman and out of immense affection for their friends.
His life was exemplified by charm and wit, a love of both laughter and the world of ideas, and an immense affection for his family, who will miss him dearly.
I have immense affection for his 1979 version of Shakespeare's The Tempest, in which Elisabeth Welch sings 'Stormy Weather' with a chorus of prancing matelots, and the 1991 version of Marlowe's Edward II, where Annie Lennox marks the separation between king and court favourite by performing Cole Porter's 'Every Time We Say Goodbye'.
The immense affection the public felt for her antedates the central event in her life, when she and her husband refused to flee London during the Battle of Britain, a heroic, enormously symbolic act that helped pull her equally heroic countrymen through one of the darkest moments in their history.
During the next eight years, I gave regular cause for offence by exhibiting my admiration for Jenkins and (combined with immense affection) Crosland.
Proper credit must go to Bonnie J. Monte, the company's longtime artistic director, who has directed this production with immense affection and a great sense of fun.
Bush father and Bush son speak of each other with immense affection and with none of the edge that often mars relations between generations.
Having struggled through his frustration with typecasting and, latterly, gripes with Paramount over his lack of residuals, he now speaks of it with immense affection.
