Sentence examples similar to nuances of affection from inspiring English sources
His family life was happy and satisfying and yet complicated by troubles; his relationship with his wife is revealed to us in every nuance of tender affection, frustration and, on her death, anguish and regret.
Women, by contrast, 'understand the varieties of human relationships better than men; they appreciate the subtleties and nuances of different kinds of affection between people'.
But their relationship, though often tempestuous, is also one of affection and nuanced understanding.
Onstage she was vibrant and natural, but the performance went beyond a charismatic portrait of innocence to reveal far more delicate nuances as the affection her character held for the uncle who had raised her became poisoned by suspicion and guilt and fear.
Public displays of affection provide that visibility.
It is a term of affection.
It is an irreverent term of affection.
The dog knew no hierarchy of affection.
Those bonds of affection, that common creed.
This special kind of affection is a second-order affection, an affection that has as its object another affection.
Public display of affection.
