Sentence examples for obligation and affection from inspiring English sources
Citizens in such a society view the self as both whole and dependent, connected by sacred ties of mutual obligation and affection with fellow church members, citizens and neighbours – not just self-selected friends and one's nuclear family.
However, HCAs who are engaged in enduring relationships with their clients may find it difficult to distinguish between role, extra-role, and 'excessive' extra-role behaviors due to their strong feelings of obligation, concern, and affection for their clients.
In reluctant helping relationships family carers were hesitant to take responsibility for a relative with dementia, being primarily motivated by a sense of duty and obligation rather than love and affection.
It incorporates women's sense of self as individuals connected to their families by ties of love and affection as well as claims and obligations.
His view represented a higher patriotism: a loyalty and affection that, rather than ignoring blemishes, accepts that removing them is the obligation of affection.
Vitriol ebbed and affection resumed.
Eager to win approval and affection?
"What I expect is respect and affection.
Osaka is love and affection.
It was sort of amusement and affection.
