Sentence examples for long-standing affection from inspiring English sources
One thing I have in common with Mohamed Atta is a long-standing affection for the Aleppo souk, about which he wrote his thesis at Hamburg-Harburg Technical University.
Bradlee was able to survive a scandal of that scale, as others would not have been, because he set a standard for immediate and investigative correction of Cooke's confabulation — and because he had the long-standing affection of the owner and everyone in the newsroom.
"I'm obsessed," said Andrea Linett, the creative director of Lucky, who, despite her own long-standing affection for the sandal (she favors the Arizona, the original ur-hippie two-strap, side-buckle style, in a color called "sand"), repeatedly failed in her efforts to persuade her husband to wear a pair.
Kazanskaya ulitsa 24, + 7 812 312 7690, supvino.ru (Russian only), soups from £2.20-£5.60 In a city which boasts a long-standing affection for jazz (including a Jazz Filarmonia and several smaller clubs), you have to be pretty confident to open a new jazz bar.
At the same time, he has long-standing ties to and affection for the United States.
Dolly Parton addresses those long-standing lesbian rumors as well as her affection for her gay fans in a new interview with PrideSource's Chris Azzopardi.
Ali begins to embrace her surroundings, along with the affections of Syd, who confessed her long-standing love for Ali in season one.
Anderson, who now lives in Florida, was a Charlie Crist supporter, and, despite his long-standing disaffection toward the two-party system, he feels no affection for the ascendant Tea Party movement.
Considering the congressman's brutal honesty and Abedin's willingness to be equally open and forthcoming, it is worth considering that by eliminating alcohol, Anthony Weiner may have lost his long-standing coping mechanism for alleviating his anxious urges for approval and affection.
Had long-standing deep friendships.
