Her relations with the duke are marked by courtesy, affection and political differences that become increasingly vehement.
"You might call it a bifurcated view of Mayor James marked by lingering affection and loyalty by some and by others a kind of disappointment," said Clement A. Price, a history professor at Rutgers University in Newark who is an expert on the city's history.
George H. W. Bush said, "Though we were one-time political opponents, I am happy to say Gerry and I became friends in time – a friendship marked by respect and affection.
Mr. Kanu's visit – marked by his clear affection for the children and distress over their fate – brought hope and lifted the spirits of the children.
His dismembered effigy, and the anger and resentment that had toppled it, marked an end to the affection for the king that many provincials had felt.
His ability to excite affection was as marked as his power of commanding admiration: his foibles were essentially those of a frank and simple nature, the charm of which remained unspoiled, and was even enhanced, by successes that might well have turned the head of a lesser man.
The celebration was marked by great outpourings of affection for the septuagenarian Queen.
April 20th for some is a day marked with a display of affection for marijuana; they call it "National Weed Day".
Going back to some heavy-handed, even illegal, tactics at the 2004 Republican National Convention, Kelly's reign has been marked by an almost Colin Powell-esque affection for overwhelming force.
When she saw the crippled silhouette of Lyudmila, whom had she left as a plump toddler, she let out a wail, but this was a primitive thing, no mark of affection.
