Sentence examples for place of affection from inspiring English sources

I KNOW WE HAVE TO GO WITH IT and this is said from a place of affection, but come on!

But one thing that's spurred on this change more than ever is YouTube show The Pengest Munch, a wry review series hosted by "The Chicken Connoisseur", which comes from a knowing place of affection for these ostensibly crap eateries.

He said he had plenty of other work to do, primarily on television, but had a "spot of affection, a place in my heart" for Morse.

Princess Elizabeth has won a place of high affection in the hearts of the people.

Ryan Adams — 1989 While some jumped on Adams's supposed "rocksplaining", his beginning-to-end cover of Taylor Swift's blockbuster album seemed to come from a place of true affection.

Emile's escape became the gay bars around Times Square, private places of peace, affection and sex.

Michael Parkin, the faculty voice who described the Oberlin trend, placed the change of affection in relationship to the president in an emotional framework.

In an interview with a Spanish priest about religious vocations, Francis reportedly said that there is "no place for this kind of affection" in the lives of Roman Catholic priests, religious brothers and religious sisters. .

The giving and receiving of affection takes place on their terms.

The idea of home as a value potentially greater than life itself is a powerful one, yet the very condition that grounds it -- the migratory, rootless nature of American life, the relative ease with which people dissolve bonds of affection and place -- makes it somewhat implausible.

With a kind of pheromone group-speak the harlequins swarm, causing consternation and undermining the cherished place of ladybirds in public affection – a classic Halloween plot.