Goethe was the eldest of seven children, though only one other survived into adulthood, his sister Cornelia (1750 77), for whom he felt an intense affection of whose potentially incestuous nature he seems to have been aware.
Ms. Dlugoszewski was celebrated in New York dance for her unparalleled gift for inspiring intense affection, admiration and exasperation all at once as she exuberantly buttonholed countless company directors, choreographers, dancers and writers to involve them in her own and Hawkins's projects.
I was struck by the intense affection his friends and family had for him and inspired by the way he pursued his passion for DJing with no expectation of wealth or recognition.
Yet for many musicians, especially composers, these pieces inspire not just admiration but also intense affection.
"During the five weeks I had the animals together, I noticed an intense affection between them.
But the caravan continued its journey east along the coast, carrying the remains of the man who has inspired intense affection and bitter loathing, and whose passing seems to leave behind more questions than answers for the Cuban people.
He has been commissioned by the National Trust, which owns miles of the cliffs, to spend a week thinking, blogging and writing about what the intense popular affection for the place says about an island nation.
