Sentence examples for new affection from inspiring English sources
He calls for a "departure" towards "the new affection".
The West is sceptical about his proclaimed new affection for it.
Emails released by Blair's office reveal a new affection between the prime minister and the president.
Yet the new affection is more than just a return to Europe's dependence on American protection via NATO (see article).
The city itself, Updike shows, becomes more beautiful in springtime; we may look at it with new affection.
The new affection could be strengthened by war in Iraq, or weakened by incompetent government, which would not be surprising with so many newcomers in the assemblies.
I remain amazed and touched by New Orleanians' affection for "When the Saints Go Marching In".
New Yorkers' affection for rough animals has been a problem in the past.
Bridget Lehane adds a good point to my observations about New Orleanians' affection for the song "When the Saints Go Marching In".
Simply sorting that one out will test President George Bush's new-found affection for Russia.Oddly, western companies actually inside Russia are in two minds as well.
Both political parties have been falling over themselves to declare their new-found affection for British industry, which had been neglected for years in favour of a now discredited City.
