Sentence examples for of any affection from inspiring English sources

I am reluctantly picking Sharapova Mariaa) to win the tournament, not out of any affection for her or her game but because her half of the draw is much easier than the other, which is stocked with contenders.

Bruce Springsteen and a group of rockers who have avoided taking sides in previous elections will tour next month in support of the Democrats -- not out of any affection for John Kerry, but because of their horror at the prospect of a Bush second term.

In IIp25 Spinoza states "The idea of any affection of the human body does not involve adequate knowledge of an external body".

And most of the pro-Trump sentiment reported this week is driven by hatred of Cruz rather than any affection for Trump.

The one thing twitching doesn't seem to be about is the birds themselves – none of the twitchers show any affection, or even interest in the creatures they go to such lengths to spot.

According to the self reported family history all other relatives do not show any affection of the pituitary function.

However, in humans osteophytes may be present without any affection of the cartilage [ 12], and it is assumed to be an adaptive and stabilizing reaction caused by instability of joints [ 13].

It has been also reported that DATS generates reactive oxygen species in prostate cancer cells, but not normal prostate cell lines, and induces apoptosis of these cells without any affection to normal prostate cell lines (8, 12, 13).

Although some of the children were as young as four, none were ever shown any affection – except of a dubious nature.

Christine Entwisle and Richard Katz are well matched as a particularly repellent Lord and Lady Capulet, alike devoid of any true affection for their daughter.

In his introduction to "Animal Liberation," for example, Dr. Singer lets readers know he is not arguing out of any special affection for pets.