Sentence examples for instant affection from inspiring English sources
"When I first saw her, it was like an instant affection.
But few relatively original properties garnered quite so much instant affection as ragtag superhero ensemble movie Guardians of the Galaxy in 2014.
Surely, it was the duality of his life, the curiosity for company, the furious clowning, the infantilism, the immediate and instant affection, exactly the stuff that can irritate quieter more diligent writers and critics, that fuelled his most vivid verse.
PAGE A19 ARTS WHERE A FIRST IMPRESSION Can Prove Misleading Mike Daisey starts his monologue "How Theater Failed America," at a ranting pitch, Caryn James writes in her review, an approach not likely to win an audience's instant affection.
On Friday evenings, the flights from Astana to Almaty tend to be packed.In this section Indonesia awakes, South-East Asia starts to wonder So much for hopes of reform Settling accounts Welcome to the tomb er, the capital The hopes for recovery fade An election to watch The ground shakes again ReprintsNew capitals seldom win instant affection.
My fellow bride grabbed my hand and exclaimed "You've made my day!" It's not often that my presence engenders instant affection.
Instant public affection greeted its birth and even as it passed away peacefully yesterday morning, government ministers swore they would do all they could to keep it alive.
He doesn't condescend to any of the people for an instant, and his affection for the characters -- the kind of people he might have made fun of as a younger man -- is contagious.
Yet while the NHS, set up in 1948, generated instant and enduring affection, the 1944 Education Act, which established the right to free secondary education for all children up to 15 (now 18), is far less lauded, and our school system has more often spawned a nagging sense of dissatisfaction and division.
And of course rituals and traditions can be created at any time: "instant tradition" is probably better seen as an intergenerational bonding heuristic grounded in mutual affection than as an oxymoron.
