Sentence examples for insight and affection from inspiring English sources

New York has inspired no shortage of fiction, but few novelists working today capture this helluva town with Mr Lethem's insight and affection.

Across five decades as a singular journalist, Mary tracked and hounded the political class -- "Capitol strivers and pretenders," she called them -- with a crackling mix of insight and affection.

At the same time, he made it his mission to bring underappreciated artists to public attention and open up the history of 20th-century American art to include figures like David Smith, Milton Avery and Arthur Dove, about whom he wrote with insight and affection.

We are counting on you because we have already seen what you are capable of when you have the freedom and the tools, the mentors and the friendship, the insight and the affection to go beyond what others have defined as your limits.

It is a portrait of a father and son as deeply affecting as the one Philip Roth created in his 1991 book, "Patrimony," a portrait animated by clear-eyed literary insight and enduring love and affection.

Your unconditional love expressed to me, my four siblings, and my grandmother has given me an insight of how strong the nurturing and affection of a single mother can be during times of hardship.

"Her portrayal is refreshingly upbeat, infused with insight, affection and respect," Leslie Chess Feller wrote here in 1999.

The driver was an amiable older man, who reeled off the history of the city with knowledge and affection: dropping in the occasional insight and story from his own life as he pointed out the famous sights and local landmarks.

His enthusiasm, insight, and the warmth below the surface of a dauntingly charismatic personality will be recalled with huge and wide gratitude and affection.

Vitriol ebbed and affection resumed.

With love and affection.