Sentence examples for lifelong affection from inspiring English sources

Still, they remained friends, a lifelong affection for one another somehow inscribed in their DNA.

Herrmann's lifelong affection for all things English made the Brontë novel a logical choice for him to set.

The only trace of his Bavarian origins, bar the accent, is a lifelong affection for the Fürth football team, from his hometown.

He had a lifelong affection for cars and boats, but nothing exceeded his love for family and friends, of which he had a prodigious number.

She devoted most of her set to songs from her most recent album, "Sí" (BMG US Latin), which is full of promises of lifelong affection.

Thanks to that man in Salt Lake City, I developed a lifelong affection for the brand he was selling, Red Wing.

Big ideas, like lifelong affections, are mostly judged after the fact.

As in the novel, the childhood scenes are so potent that they add new depth to the stock view of Monroe's emotionally scarred girlhood and lifelong search for affection.

WHEN Banyan was a boy, growing up in north London and acquiring a lifelong but largely unrewarding affection for his local soccer team, Tottenham Hotspurs, English football was a parochial affair.

Peter"s poignant tribute to his lifelong friend expresses that affection more eloquently than words from anyone else.

When this Hilda matches wits with Halvard Solness to make him see through his own pretensions, the combat is dangerous sport, and when she quietly coaxes the reclusive Aline to reveal the lifelong poverty of her affections, a great sorrow descends on the theater.