Sentence examples similar to mounting affection from inspiring English sources
Emilia's tradeoff, the handkerchief for Iago's affection; Desdemona's mounting sorrow and, finally, her resignation (if Othello doesn't love her, she doesn't want to live): you feel these things on your skin.
When he watches the object of his affections mount this contraption and embrace its rider – "man and bike and Marie making an obscene double-humped centaur's profile" – he feels both sexual betrayal and a dangerous elation.
In her last years, mounting criticism reflected a decline in the public's affection for her.
Wood engravings and earthenware figures from Pernambuco, carved figureheads for boats sailing the Sao Francisco River, ex-votos from the churches of the Northeast, papier mache masks from carnival and folk festivals, even homemade rudimentary toys: all have found their way into the exhibition, mounted with respect and affection.
He could dismiss the idea, as Campbell did; instead he says crisply: 'I have no idea.' Awkwardly, walking through the Commons we bump into Huhne: both mount an impressive display of affection.
To demonstrate its claim on the affections of alums like Mr. Stella, Mr. Dunham, Mr. Andre and others -- including lay supporters, so to speak -- the museum has mounted an impressive exhibition, "Art, Artists and the Addison".
