Sentence examples for sense of deep affection from inspiring English sources

The evocative quality of Chopin's music, expressed through countless interpretations of this quintessentially Polish dance, gave full rein to his homesickness and his sense of deep affection for his country.

But mostly I go back out of deep affection.

No matter how it began, their relationship blossomed into one of deep affection.

"Blind," the last song on the album, is a slightly cryptic ballad about the poignancy of deep affection.

In 1933 Blitzstein married the writer Eva Goldbeck, and the couple formed a relationship of deep affection as well as dependency.

And the rapport between Grace and Sherry is a perfectly pitched mixture of deep affection and frustration.

In time, this love generally morphs into companionate love, a less impassioned blend of deep affection and connection.

Evidence of deep affection - and inspiration by - the American way of life is everywhere.

I listened to my friends describe experiences in the field of "deep affection".

His mother, on the other hand, evoked in the child feelings of deepest affection and admiration.

Only when Celia's father, the nefarious Duke Frederick James Tuckerr), has banished Rosalind from the kingdom do we sense any deep affection between them.