Sentence examples for observed affection from inspiring English sources

Analyses were also repeated with a recently proposed likelihood-based method that can take into account the whole family structures and conditions upon the observed affection status, as implemented in the LAMP program [14], [15].

Proc GENMOD using SAS statistical software); 2) a likelihood-based method taking into account the whole family structures and conditioning upon the observed affection status (implemented in LAMP program) [14], [15].

One can never really know the true nature of another's marriage, but from what I observed their affection for one another was a true sight to behold.

He is emotional but when you have scored more goals than anyone else in the club's history it must be odd to observe the affection the fans feel for you is not unanimous.

All are observed with sardonic affection by the straight-arrow elder son, who lives in the shadow of his wild-card brother.

"Manchester by the Sea" is a finely shaded portrait, a study in individual misery set in a place that is observed with care and affection.

In paintings such as Moving House (1876), News from the Front (1878), and A Game of Preference (1879), he presented with evident affection closely observed domestic scenes and characters from an array of social backgrounds.

This past February, on the national holiday observed for love and affection, my family lost my great-grandmother at the age of 92.

Margo's nickname in her family is "Sprite," and she has the cautious, defensive nature of a woodland animal — she rarely speaks, she always observes and her affections are remote ones.

John Le Mesurier described Jacques as "a remarkable lady ... [who] had an aura of love and kindness about her", while her obituary in The Times observed that "she will be remembered with affection by all who saw her".

A similar trend was observed in first-degree relatives regardless of affection status.