Sentence examples for longstanding affection from inspiring English sources

It's Destiny with a capital D, because she is the token of my longstanding affection, the symbol of my everlasting genius.

9 30 P.M. (Cooking) FROM SPAIN WITH LOVE Annie Sibonney concludes her gastronomical tour of Spain with "A Pig's Tale," in which, traveling from the oak forests of Extremadura to the bistros of Barcelona, she chronicles that country's longstanding affection for pork.

That effortless motion of Updike's prose is on display in this passage from "Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu" in which he offers a defense of his longstanding affection for Williams, a player not always loved by the man in the stands: My personal memories of Williams begin when I was a boy in Pennsylvania, with two last-place teams in Philadelphia to keep me company.

According to Rubin, the pledge has convinced Vermonters and New Englanders with a longstanding affection for this mountain to buy.

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Muñoz's eternal attachment to Cincinnati is an interesting subplot -- and, really, it can be described as more of a longstanding mutual affection.

In Boston parlance, to "cover" the Red Sox usually means to criticize; the relationship between the team and its fans is like a longstanding marriage in which affection is expressed most ardently through complaint.

Schools that have limited hugging invoked longstanding rules against public displays of affection, meant to maintain an atmosphere of academic seriousness and prevent unwanted touching, or even groping.

The Clintons have known Alison since she was a child, and the political and personal affection is real and longstanding.

Magdy's part of the story is especially intriguing and sad, as his longstanding fealty to the Brotherhood is challenged by his newfound affection for Ahmed and other secular-minded protesters.

Among other achievements, the Glacier research overturned the longstanding view that wolverines are ferocious, antisocial animals, showing their family ties, cooperation, affection, and playful spirit.