Sentence examples for no particular affinity from inspiring English sources

McIntyre claims no particular affinity with the zeitgeist.

Unfortunately, he became typecast as a horror director, a genre for which he said he had no particular affinity and, indeed, never watched horror films.

Ms. Meacham, who is currently working on a prequel to "Roses," titled "Somerset," said she has no particular affinity for melodrama.

Berman was a warmly generous colleague, and someone who preferred always to find the positive and what was life-enhancing even in figures with whom he had no particular affinity.

When I asked why, I discovered they had no particular affinity for the Cowboys, a team quarterbacked by a Navy veteran, Roger Staubach, and owned by an oil magnate, Clint Murchison.

Straus has no particular affinity for herbs; asked if he takes any, he shakes his head in a vociferous no, as if to say yes would admit some kind of weakness or bias.

This unlikely location for a bloggers' convention was chosen not because this crowd has any particular affinity for gambling, organizers said, but because rooms were cheap ($99).

Nothing about him suggested any particular affinity for torture, kidnapping, kangaroo justice, locking people in secret dungeons, bullying the sick, hustling condemned prisoners into the death chamber, or purging officials who are reluctant to prostitute their offices.

Last Thursday, Melissa Pacheco, 17, was buying her third jersey dress of the season, this one paying homage to the Chicago Bulls, a team for which she did not seem to have any particular affinity.

There is no particular cultural affinity for urban sprawl and concrete.

"That was the particular affinity Chris had for this character.