Sentence examples for more affection for from inspiring English sources

Do you have more affection for the city than Yunior?

Though an outrageous flirt, the nouveau Shaft has more affection for his wardrobe than anything else.

I don't have a great deal more affection for online bank statements.

Several voters said they felt more affection for Ephron than for her play, "Lucky Guy," and view it more as a triumph for its leading man, Tom Hanks, and its director, George C. Wolfe, who shepherded it to Broadway together.

A cynic about such ecstasy might respond with another example here: the 18th-century British statesman Horace Walpole, who, it is pointed out, may have "felt more affection for his pets than for many of his friends".

Many residents say they have more affection for Alfred University, which already pays the village about $135,000 a year under various Pilot agreements, including $65,000 to help finance the village's six-person police force.

In an entry on his blog, Ahmadinejad wrote about this era, and his growing feelings of adoration for Khomeini: "The more I became familiar with his thoughts and philosophy, the more affection I had for that divine leader, and his separation and absence was intolerable for me".

Amber also criticizes her mom for making her feel inadequate, and for giving more affection to her siblings.

It is unfair, for the wretched irony is that of the two codes, league is the more sharply organised, is far more at ease with itself, is run by more charming and imaginative folk and is played by more amenable fellows with not only more resplendent skills but with a more touching affection for, and pride in, their game.

Reached for comment, Republican strategist Liz Mair -- who, like Trump, is both American and Scottish (but unlike Trump has a more substantial affection for property rights) -- was slightly more measured in offering her perspective on Trump's decision to quit the campaign trail at this heady time.

Lisa: I was looking for more of an emotional connection and he needed more affection.