Sentence examples for knowledge and affection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Strouse, best known for his music for another Depression-era show, "Annie," writes pastiche with real knowledge and affection.

Burra combined this sharp eye for contemporary urban life with a deep knowledge and affection for the art of the past.

It gave an immensely detailed picture, lit up with knowledge and affection, of British urban working-class people in the years spanning the second world war.

Its publication led to numerous presentations, interviews, and walking tours to share his knowledge and affection for the urban landscape and its rich layering of culture and history.

As long as they're built with the knowledge and affection Merwin brings to the table, and as long as we sit down at that table and there's still pastrami on it, would that be so wrong?

It is one that would require the unlikely matching of imaginative technological skills and an extraordinary depth of knowledge and affection for dance in general and for the classics.

What is more striking is her knowledge of and affection for the exotic fauna of New York.

"His calm, courteous and avuncular demeanour masked a sharp intelligence, shrewd diplomatic skills, a great sense of humour and huge knowledge of and affection for books and book people".

He has a genuine knowledge of and affection for Los Angeles and California, and he is the one place you can really go, I think, to find out about the city and the state.

In this sense, the term connotes a relationship which involves mutual knowledge, esteem, and affection and respect along with a degree of rendering service to friends in times of need or crisis.

Changing social circumstances have resulted in broader definitions of the family which include those closest to the patient in knowledge, care and affection, some of whom may not be related to the patient by bloodline or marriage [ 28].