Sentence examples for public affection from inspiring English sources

Other couples, however, described public affection in more ominous terms.

But is there public affection for the idea of another Bush?

Charles had a unique combination of political talent and public affection.

We're not prone to excessive shows of public affection, but we think about that too.

But public affection is less gushing for jockeys than it is for their mounts.

October Books: the radical shop has survived because of the remarkable public affection for it.

The gush of public affection exhilarated but exhausted her and Grover.

Is there a British equivalent, a lump of machinery that somehow inspires mass public affection?

They enjoyed at best a grumpy public confidence, but not an ounce of public affection.

Neither of you need any honours to validate the public affection you rightly receive.

Like the NHS, it exerts a hold on public affection that is, objectively, only partly justified.