Sentence examples for more affinity with from inspiring English sources

Later, he realised that he felt more affinity with the pope, burdened by expectation and desperate to run away.

Clearly the British feel more affinity with the former than the latter.

Even so, the Times thinks Britain may do well, because Trump "has far more affinity with and affection for these islands than Mr Obama".

But many of their elders feel more affinity with Russia, and see the protests as a plot by their western neighbor Romania to snatch away Moldova's sovereignty.

But spend more than five minutes with the Labour MP and it is clear he still has more affinity with Brexit.

Although raised in the Western tradition, he said he feels more affinity with an Eastern one, "being part of the universe and everything living".

These results indicate, once more, that the indigenous sample is comparatively more similar to the N African than to the present-day Canary population, while the C 17th 18th historical sample shows more affinities with the modern Canary Island population.

Additionally, the molecular docking studies showed that piperazine binds into the hydrophobic pocket of Chikungunya virus CP (CVCP) with more affinity than with AVCP.

At pH 2.5 more affinity was observed with ion imprinted polymer in comparison to non-ion imprinted polymer.

Although we have observed that at the first stage of the polymerization that the enzyme has more affinity towards products with a higher molecular weight, both the elongation and the initiation of new heparosan chain occur simultaneously.

For many people, you're either into wispy guitar ballads played by beardies or you're not, but those with more affinity for the style can separate their Damien Rices from their King Creosotes easily enough.