Sentence examples for shared affinities from inspiring English sources
"shared affinities" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when talking about traits or qualities that two or more people share. For example: "My sister and I have a lot of shared affinities despite our different upbringings."
Their collaboration in this large ensemble reflects shared affinities for an aggressive variety of post-bop.
But if they were to convene for, say, a chicken barbecue — not likely, but whatever — they could explore some shared affinities and experiences.
Lagerfeld supported him financially, but they never lived together, and friends say that the union was — as Lagerfeld has always insisted — platonic, based on shared affinities for literature, clothing, and style.
Tsiolkas's reading at a Bloomsbury basement bar had been organised by the bookshop Gay's the Word, so the clue was in the title, but I was thrown at first, to be among an audience with shared affinities that reared themselves – fascinatingly – during the discussion.
Its shared affinities comprise additional nitrogen-metabolising genomes such as Azoarcus sp. BH72 and Nitrosomonas eutropha and several additional marine bacteria.
They struck up a correspondence and discovered their shared affinity for swing music.
That shared affinity for retro sound comes through in their album, recorded largely on vintage equipment.
Mr. Kakanias and Ms. Bell, for example, discovered they were both artists with a shared affinity for the English bulldog, which Ms. Bell often paints.
And for years now, television shows like "Gilmore Girls" and movies like "What a Girl Wants" have reflected this truth of shared affinity.
In 1960, on a train between Dartford and London, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, then teen-agers, bonded over a shared affinity for obscure blues records.
Mr. Hess — a man of few, but heartfelt, words — said their shared affinity for cocktails is just a "small piece" of what makes them made for each other.
