Sentence examples for impression of affection from inspiring English sources

To arrive at a proper moral judgment, "all the circumstances and relations must be previously known; and the mind, from the contemplation of the whole, feels some new impression of affection or disgust, esteem or contempt, approbation or blame" (EPM, 290).

The painting's welcoming informality, its dazzlement of light and color, give the impression of an artist whose affection for the old masters has been happily tempered by the here and now.

It is a term of affection.

Public displays of affection provide that visibility.

It is an irreverent term of affection.

The dog knew no hierarchy of affection.

On a recurring sketch that sends up the public displays of affection between the "Morning Joe" co-hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, Villaseñor, a talented impersonator and standup who is usually woefully underused, introduced her impression of the congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

On first impressions this scene is a sneering misfire – yet by the closing credits its clear the director has an enormous amount of affection for his characters, and resists portraying them as simply 'poor white trash'.

Those bonds of affection, that common creed.

Cube reciprocates the sudden outpouring of affection.

"There's a lot of affection.