Sentence examples for low affection for from inspiring English sources

Married couples who said they argued constantly and had low affection for one another (which study authors defined as "high-conflict marriages") were actually less happy than people who weren't married at all, the Harvard study found.

'Affectionless control' (low affection and high control) has been demonstrated to be a risk factor for psychopathology in later life, including antisocial personality traits, depression, and anxiety disorders.

Its odd proportions and lack of detail give it an otherworldly quality, nudged into the gothic by Douglas's affection for low-key lighting and large areas of darkness.

The film is modestly ambitious, hoping for and achieving a loopy, low-key note of wry affection for its characters, whether it's the gotta-steal Mr. Fox, his under-achieving son (Jason Schwartzman) or his not-so-understanding wife (Meryl Streep).

For all the global affection for Mr. Obama, Washington sent a relatively low-profile contingent to Davos, with Valerie Jarrett, a White House adviser, serving as the administration's headliner here.

I can only attribute Cindy's public affection for him to be either habit or low self-esteem.

It can be difficult to feel affection for something that looks like the star of a low-budget horror movie, but your garden has few better friends.

With respect to the affective factors (i.e., students' reading attitude, motivation, and reading self-concept), readers with high proficiency tended to have more positive affection for reading than average readers did, while average readers tended to have more positive affection than readers with low proficiency did.

His affection for Shostakovich was symbiotic.

Felicella has affection for the seventies branches.

Describes his affection for elaborate games.