Sentence examples for perceived affection from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's weaknesses are his perceived affection for big government, his lack of empathy with wealth-creators, his remoteness from the common man and the sense that he has never been a chief executive: witness the former senator's willingness to hand over the tough decisions about health care and the deficit to Congress.

The "care" dimension reflects perceived parental warmth, affection, and involvement in contrast to coldness, indifference, and rejection.

Others cast him as a kingmaker – a Sun splash on election morning claimed his endorsement for David Cameron, while Gordon Brown agonised at a perceived transfer in his affections.

I love dogs, I love their loyalty and affection (or at least what we perceive as loyalty and affection), I like their propensity to jump around like a maniac and I'm fond of their intelligence and their utter stupidity, but am I putting my enjoyment for having a furry companion above their well-being?

National outpourings of affection and gratitude for the perceived selflessness of the leaders reach a climax on National Day, held each September to mark the founding of the republic.

And though actual "key-keyhole" penetration may be legally forbidden, culturally, male-male affection in Pakistan isn't perceived as such a threat.

For many it is because the sense of self is not developed to the point to withstand the loss of attention, affection (even if it is breadcrumbs) and perceived validation.

Despite shared affection, each comes to envy the other's perceived freedom and bravery.

The information assessed through the MLSS-C also comprises information regarding perceived satisfaction with fun and support, the ability to demonstrate affection, and interpersonal relationships in different contexts.

Males were perceived as violent and abusive, taking advantage of girls' need of love and affection not worried about the possibility of getting them pregnant or infected.

Scores for each of the four subscales balance in family caregiving (M = 11.10, SD = 2.70), intrinsic rewards of giving (M = 22.15, SD = 2.67), warmth and regard (M = 25.40, SD = 4.48), and love and affection (M = 17.55, SD = 2.67), indicated that on average, perceived reciprocity was high for all of these domains.