Sentence examples for increased affection from inspiring English sources

Expect increased affection.

But one thing this botched fifties pastiche does achieve is an increased affection for George Lucas American Graffitii.

My increasing affection for the Key deer put a major crimp in my night life.

Hector, meanwhile, tries to cope with his disintegrating marriage to Marnie (Oona Chaplin) and his increasing affection for his producer, Bel (Romola Garai).

As he struggles to get the notes and the rhythms back into his fingers, and shouts in despair when he can't, his teacher looks at him in wonder and dismay, and then with increasing affection.

Showing an increasing affection for our four-legged furry friends, animals star in four of 2012's top 10 ads – compared to just two in both 2010 and 2011.

Mr. Nehru had been due in London in July for the usual meeting of Commonwealth Prime Ministers, & the news that his handsome, elegant figure, regarded by Londoners with increasing affection through the years, would not be seen again seemed to leave a huge, echoing space both in the coming conference & in people's anxious thoughts for the future.

Submitted by @bbc_culture Twitter follower @NazishAmin: "Dancing as a way to increase affection".. Submitted by @bbc_culture Twitter follower @DashMi_1995....Finally, this choice from the BBC Culture team: Celebrate dance not just today but every day – or as Rumi would say: "Dance, when you're broken open.

The months of Rayna's progress were paralleled by Nina's increasing affection toward her mother.

She's increased my affection for women in general".

Occasionally, Frost's prose becomes so contorted that it nearly overwhelms the clichés: "That his dreadful short putting scratched a ragged flaw across the face of such a paragon only increased their affection when they saw him deal with his Achilles' heel so gracefully".