Sentence examples for in the affection from inspiring English sources

Well, in the affection of Charlie Nevin, anyway.

Mining firms once had a special place in the affection of Australia's share-owning public, trading at a premium.

Jack basked in the affection, at times shouting out encouragement or a wisecrack with a flash of his killer smile.

"It has hung on in the affection of particular churches and whole peoples in a way that a 400-year-old text really shouldn't.

Luis Sojo did not think he would be invited back this spring training to revel in the affection of snowbirds and baseball die-hards.

She is rumoured to be taking over from Sue Lawley on Desert Island Discs, and loves basking in the affection listeners have for Woman's Hour.

The affects consist in "the affections of the body whereby the body's power of acting is increased or diminished … together with the ideas of these affections" (IIID3).

The potential for a shift in power based on Van Persie's chosen destination was graphically illustrated in a pulsating, stormy Manchester derby that saw the Netherlands striker further cement his place in the affections of United's followers.

People want certainty in relationships – to know where one stands in the affections of another.

Try displacing Leonardo DiCaprio in the affections of the likes of Martin Scorsese.

King added: "Winston Churchill holds a special place in the affections of our nation.