Sentence examples for no affection for from inspiring English sources

But the state had no affection for Mr. Afzal.

A republic has no affection for its subjects.

I have no affection for the actual desk.

She was certainly not depressed and had lost no affection for her boyfriend.

Leaders who have no affection for logic, let alone fairness, are quite terrifying.

Peter Lanza believes his son had no affection for him at the time of the shootings.

His campaign for the governorship mobilised an unlikely alliance of young people and older malcontents who no longer felt affection for either of the two big parties.

I will confess to having no great affection for Fassbinder movies, which I mostly find bloodless and dreary.

To determination was added resentment; as prime minister, she cherished no great affection for the ancient universities.

William Wilberforce had no great affection for the African slave, but he had considerable regard for the spiritual state of England.

"I have no heartfelt affection for the Gansevoort Destructor," said Regina Kellerman, author of "The Architecture of the Greenwich Village Waterfront New York University Pressss, 1989).