Sentence examples for mild affection from inspiring English sources

But I suppose I had a mild affection for Strictly Mum Dancing because the host just told everyone off all the time, which is what I want to do.

Outsiders seem to feel that British people either worship the royals, or seethe with hatred for them, when the reality seems to range from mild affection to outright indifference, morphing into resigned horror when royal saturation looks imminent, as with That Bloody Wedding.

A diagnosis of ulnar nerve dysfunction was decided when intermittent paraesthesia and numbness in the 4th and 5th fingers, aggravated by elbow flexion, were reported and classified as a mild affection.

Finally, visual loss ranges from a very mild affection to severe impairment  [ 5, 6].

In the Braak-stage-II and III cases studied here, there was only mild affection of single neurons carrying NFTs in the temporal association cortex explaining the preservation of connectivity in the non-demented and AGD cases.

Thirteen patients suffered from mild affections with only occasional paraesthesia and numbness in the 4th and 5th fingers, particularly during elbow flexion; four presented with intermittent numbness or paraesthesias in the 4th and 5th fingers and additionally subjective weakness and/or clumsiness in the hand and were considered as moderately affected.

In order to understand this all-important distinction between troubling desires and passions on the one hand and milder affections and sentiments on the other, we need to look back briefly to ancient debates between Stoicism and Christianity.

Pruritus with mild skin affection in the mane, tail and/or body, was classified as moderate signs, while horses with pruritus and large regional skin lesions in the mane, tail and body were graded as having severe clinical signs (Fig. 1).