Throughout his book, McDonald shows how Trimble has always had the respect, even admiration, but never the affection of ordinary UUP members.
His Hercegovina connections and his links to the "new rich", however, earn him no affection among ordinary Croats, who resent the prosperity of the few in a recession.Another hardliner, Vladimir Seks, the deputy speaker, looks a better prospect.
As he showed in the hectic, heartfelt and achingly autobiographical "Guide to Recognizing Your Saints," Mr. Montiel has an almost limitless affection for ordinary sidewalks, coffee shops and apartment buildings.
On July 7th thousands thronged the streets of Mumbai for his funeral a sign that Mr Ambani was also held in genuine affection by ordinary Indians, especially small shareholders who saw him as a visionary.Reliance is a link between two stages of evolution in Indian business.
They also evince a poetic affection for the ordinary and the cast off.
Ms. Malcolm dedicated her book "To the memory of Gardner," and it is on her long drives with Gardner Botsford, her husband and her editor at The New Yorker, that her affection for the ordinary weed began.
Moreover, in his Reply to Parr, he insists that these extraordinary cases are unlikely to shake the domestic affections in the ordinary intercourse of life.
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But whereas reflected affections are themselves the object of the reflected affections of moral judgment, it is "ordinary bodies, or common subjects of sense" that are the objects of aesthetic affections.
Most know what it means, in ordinary language, to say of somebody with affection that he or she was not a saint.
