Sentence examples for relative affection from inspiring English sources

Her habits were often parodied (with relative affection) by the satirical 1980s television programme Spitting Image – which portrayed her with a Birmingham accent and an ever-present copy of the Racing Post.

The people who do consistently well in daily-fantasy sports play a volume game, spending thousands of dollars a week on multiple contests, according to a system that has nothing at all to do with their relative personal affections for Tom Brady or the Arizona Cardinals.

A similar trend was observed in first-degree relatives regardless of affection status.

Furthermore we found that these trends were consistent across the first-degree relatives, regardless of affection status (Tables 1 and 2).

We compare CNV burden between independent cases and unselected population controls and examine CNV load across the wider SLIC sample set, which includes first-degree relatives of variable affection status.

The Family APGAR test and the Ruiz-Baca QoL test results suggest that caregivers' perceived physical and mental well-being is related with being satisfied with the help received from their family, conversing with their relatives, feeling the affection of their family, being satisfied with the time that their family spends with them, and making family decisions.

It has expanded to expressions of affection among relatives and friends.

The negative skew in the MORS (Child) warmth subscale and the C-PRS closeness subscale scores is not unexpected since low scores on both these subscales represent a relative lack of warmth and affection from the parent towards the child, which one might expect to be relatively infrequent in a general population sample.

Hassan Hijazi, who was "a baby without a beard" when his older sister last saw him in 1986, looked pale and slight and overwhelmed by the many relatives who smothered him with affection.

Rather, most of the memoir describes the creation of a sensibility, that of a fearful child bewildered by his environment: the desertion by his father when he was 7, the anxieties accompanying his mother's series of crippling strokes, the absence of affection from the relatives who took him in.

Where necessary, dummy individuals were added to families for the purpose of connecting relatives within pedigrees, and the affection status for such dummy individuals was set to missing and thus they were not used in the analyses.