Sentence examples for real affection for from inspiring English sources
"Underneath, there is a real affection for each other," Mr. Reilly said.
So this was altogether a very interesting time, and I developed a real affection for him".
It's a silly little thing, but there's real affection for it.
He clearly knows a great deal about Flaubert and has real affection for him.
But it's also, he says, because he feels a real affection for his character.
"I have real affection for Adélies, but everything seems to be working against them," Fraser had told me earlier.
Someone shows genuine affection for someone.
Bjorn Borg, Federer's idol whose five Wimbledon titles on the spin has now been equalled by the Swiss player, has a real affection and admiration for the modern phenomenon and they embraced beneath the club's roll of honour minutes after this contest.
This is not to dismiss the potential for real affection in Ride's first marriage (or in Tereshkova's).
"It's because of a real affection and affinity I have for the city of Detroit, which was cultivated in many ways by my late father-in-law, Max Fisher.
Hoity-toity outsiders refer to them as each other's "significant other," a term only the tone-deaf would use for a person regarded with real affection.
