Sentence examples for inherent affection from inspiring English sources
Despite Congress's inherent affection for military programs that generate economic activity in home districts, many senators and representatives from both parties recognize that military reform is necessary to assure American security in the 21st century.
The New Yorker, April 20 , 1935P. 11 Maternal affection, which has always been taken as a sign of an inherent tenderness in females, has been traced to a lobe of the pituitary.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 20 , 1935P. 11 Maternal affection, which has always been taken as a sign of an inherent tenderness in females, has been traced to a lobe of the pituitary.
Mr. Mizrahi was probably the last designer to treat the inherent silliness of fashion with frank affection.
In spite of the "suave delivery and the song's inherent tunefulness", the object of Ocean's affection soon ditches his love songs in favor of those sung "by real R&B big-shots (Drake included)".
He cites a few as he sits in his Sag Harbor home, sipping coffee: how the city that our parents escaped became the first place we wanted to go; how we Long Islanders have an inherent inferiority complex; how we use ridicule and sarcasm to show affection.
These images might seem incongruous on a pop song about a summer fling for straight listeners; but for anyone who must ensure careful consideration before displaying same-sex affection, they could capture some of the risks – and sometimes the thrill of taking those risks – that are inherent in being queer in public.
