Sentence examples for its affinity with from inspiring English sources

In a similar way, it may also be in the interests of Boko Haram to play up its affinity with al-Qaeda because it hopes that will lead to the kind of support it wishes to gather.

Like juniper, it cuts through richness in a remarkable way, which explains its affinity with pork and other rich meat dishes.

The slug-like organism fed by scratching the microbial surface on which it dwelt in a manner similar to the molluscs, although its affinity with this group is contentious.

The Italians like pad thai, its affinity with spaghetti.

Until its affinity with Tetrameristaceae was recognized, Pelliciera had been its own family.

But its affinity with the Egypt-Qatar-Turkey axis came to fruition this fall.

The elemental quality of Šerkšnytė's music and its fiery explosiveness made its own mark, but its affinities with Mahler's instrumentation and his expressive intentions were all the more noteworthy.

Because of its affinities with mathematics and the hard sciences — disciplines historically unwelcoming to women — logic had long been one of philosophy's most swaggering strains.

But in his leather jerkin and distractingly tight trousers, he cuts a commanding figure and Law here vividly blends the kind of natural charisma that can rouse tired troops with a brooding spiritual uneasiness that has its affinities with Hamlet.

A selections of collages at Boesky provides some perceptual clues (yes, that actually is a tomato!), while drawings at Nolan, slightly looser variations on the theme, open Ross's work up to show its affinities with gonzo comics and the eerie dreamscapes of Surrealism.

This fascinating argument has been explored and its affinities with John Searle's Chinese Room argument have been noted (Haldane 1989, 1993 & Nichols 2007, ch. 2), but it merits further development.