Sentence examples for important affection from inspiring English sources
The Democrats' debate last week offered a prime site for presidential hopefuls to promote their ideas, credentials and, most important, affection for Representative James E. Clyburn, Democrat of South Carolina.
It is worth noting that the joint optimization of the power splitting factors and the minimum required power transfer also has important affection of the performance of system energy efficiency.
Most important, the affection with which Mantle's teammates always embraced him is chronicled abundantly, and stands in stark contrast to his wife and children's struggles to do the same despite the emotional roadblocks that were seemingly all Mantle was capable of offering them.
A lot was made of childhood maltreatment and abuse, but also important was "how affection is shared out in families – how striving behaviour is encouraged", he said.
In the words of one group of researchers whose work Ms Scarf examined: "Older couples, compared to middle-aged couples, expressed lower levels of anger, disgust, belligerence and whining and higher levels of one important emotion, namely affection".
"But as important is the affection - making it credible, making it believable, making it human.
It is shown that the magnitudes of interference and the corresponding initial stresses have important and apparent affections to the results determined by the lock-in infrared thermography technique.
Glenn confronts her and says that her personal well-being is more important than her affections.
A good therapeutic relationship is a kind of friendship where there are boundaries that do not exist in ordinary friendships but, like friendships, trust, loyalty, acceptance and affection are important.
While love and affection is important, she found through interviews and questionnaires that older people "also have a need for feeling useful and being appreciated for [being] special" within broader social groups, she says.
It's important to show him affection too.
