Sentence examples for remarkable affinity from inspiring English sources

As befits his surname, the show's creator, Linwood Boomer, has a remarkable affinity for both parents and children.

Donald Runnicles has a remarkable affinity for Bruckner's music, a natural extension, perhaps, of his long involvement with Wagner's scores.

The rocks of this wide area have a remarkable affinity in both fauna and rock type and are usually considered to have been united in Devonian times.

MET ORCHESTRA James Levine's return to conducting should be in full swing by the time he and the Met Orchestra go to Carnegie Hall for a program of Mahler, a composer for whom he has shown a remarkable affinity: the cycle "Songs of a Wayfarer," with the charismatic baritone Peter Mattei, and the brooding Symphony No. 7. Dec. 22.

Polyglutamine and a designed hexapeptide repeat show remarkable affinity for the LHBH motif.

In contrast, strontium expresses a remarkable affinity for the fraction bound to carbonates.

While the report focused on K-12 education and called for better college preparedness, its instrumentalist rhetoric has remarkable affinities with that of critics who see higher education as outmoded.

Along with the1st Century AD architecture, these paintings showed remarkable affinities to classical Greek art.

All the compounds possessed remarkable affinities towards PDE9 and four of them have the IC50 values <5 nmol/L.

Aptamers, are being increasingly employed as favorable receptors for constructing highly sensitive biosensors, for their remarkable affinities towards certain targets including a wide scope of biological or chemical substances, and their superiority over other biologic receptors.

AB-gel DCP based monolithic column showed remarkable adsorption affinity towards target analytes including sulfonamides (SAs) and fluorescent whitening agents (FWAs) due to its strong π-π affinity, hydrophobic effect and hydrogen bonding interaction.