Sentence examples for respectful affection from inspiring English sources
You might give a message of respectful affection to Rupert – is that permitted?" The 34 letters, revealed for the first time from among Lytton Strachey's archive, will be auctioned at Bonhams in June, valued at up to £60,000.
For his part, Churchill treated the princess with respectful affection and grew genuinely attached to her, assuming – in his reverence to royalty – the chivalrous role of a knightly champion.
Jacobson reported, "I wanted to show the warmth with which many English non-Jews view Jewishness, how much respectful curiosity and even affection there is for it in this country".
And it is not a patronizing affection, but a respectful and admiring one and full of gratitude.
He was not ignored in America, but it was the respectful esteem of prizes and fellowships that came his way rather than affection.
The Republican front-runner, George W. Bush, has made repeated, extravagant efforts to express affection and admiration for his opponent, although he has become markedly less respectful as McCain's challenge has become more credible.
This implies that a good and knowledgeable lecturer who is compassionate, respectful and active may have the strongest influence on students, probably in all cognitive, behavioral and affection aspects.
There is a Liberal Democrat minister who speaks of Osborne in respectful tones and a Tory grandee who says the chancellor is a remarkable politician who commands love and affection among members of his team.
