Sentence examples for much affection for from inspiring English sources

There aren't many multinationals I feel this much affection for.

I have too much affection for the United States to join in.

I have too much affection for Scotland to want it to become a foreign country.

Cronenberg doesn't show much affection for a Hollywood that he must know from the inside.

It's clear she has as much affection for the place as her husband.

Rarely has a bandleader revealed so much affection for mutual funds.

It was testament to how much affection had developed for Sladen that her request for that not to happen was met.

And even the famously finicky cast members took note of how much affection there was for the show.

For the last several years, Mr. Cuomo has not had much of a friendship with City Hall in New York — he and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg have been, at best, civil partners during civic emergencies, and, notwithstanding a friendly white-water rafting race last month in the Adirondacks, have rarely expressed much affection or respect for each other.

I hadn't realized how much affection I had for the 19th-century town house, or the New York that it and the Jazz Age co-ops represented, until I watched as a crew started to take the house down, brick by precious brick, almost two years ago.

It always amazed me, after that first mean encounter, how relaxed and merry he seemed in the company of his friends and how much affection flowed between them, for they were a surly bunch left to their own devices.