Sentence examples for obvious affinity from inspiring English sources

There is an obvious affinity between some of these prints and works by the Swiss Surrealist painter Paul Klee, which make use of symbols and patterning.

One of her assistants on the 1940 "Tarantella" was the Canadian animator Norman McLaren, whose future work would bear an obvious affinity to Bute's.

Though there is an obvious affinity of sound between all the artists — "heavy drums and low end thump is a must," as Lazer Sword's Bryant Rutledge, a.k.a.a

There is an obvious affinity between some of these American pieces and works by the Japanese artists, which often make use of similar techniques.

The interpretation is well conceived, the playing is unabashedly dramatic, and Kubelik shows an obvious affinity for the composer's emotional and musical world.

Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) exposed random distribution of cells either on the surface or cut edge, without clear obvious affinity for the surface structures.

Light Coming on the Plains III (1917) Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth, Texas Skies have obvious affinities with pictures.

The Tawny-faced Quail is the unique member of a genus with no obvious affinities.

There are obvious affinities between Mr. Close's tightly cropped head shots and those done around the same time by Alex Katz and Philip Pearlstein.

"He has obvious affinities with Max, but it's playing on our naivety, because the reader is always tempted to identify the narrator with the writer.

Despite its obvious affinities with India, Sri Lanka nevertheless developed a unique identity over the ages that ultimately set it apart from its neighbour.