Sentence examples for of his affinity from inspiring English sources

Matthew's special friendship with Heaney grew out of his affinity for Ireland and its writers.

Schnitzler wrote of his affinity with Klimt but acknowledged the superiority of his artistry.

But it is not just a convenient lyric, or a reflection of his affinity for 70s rock.

It also offhandedly announces his credo — everything small and modest is beautiful and pleasing — and establishes the depth of his affinity with Kafka.

"We got settled there, grew up there and basically adapted to the environment," he explained of his affinity for the neighborhood.

Washburn came to New York in 1979 to study acting and, perhaps because of his affinity for bodybuilding, he was often cast as a hit man.

He's also the guy who criticized President Obama for a poor response to the Ebola threat because of his "affinities" to Africa.

Without bringing in additional empirical information, I am not in a position to exclude viewing the current informant as suspect because of his affinities with the previous one.

A concept-release of sorts, the percussion-heavy trio of tracks—"AIRE, "CORA," and "REGISTRO all represent a bit of what's on Marmota's mind right now, from the vibe of Mexico City, to his affinity for shattering conventional expectations of what can come out of the studio.

Even though he is often categorized as an academic painter, Adler is better known as "the painter of the humble" for his affinity to the common people, whose plight he epitomized in his best works.

Austrian writer and critic Wolfgang Ratz made a similar observation, drawing attention to "the accurateness of Ebner's speech" and "his affinity with formal details", while singling out the sarcastic stridency of the critical stories.