Sentence examples for sharing an affinity from inspiring English sources

A feeling of connection between people with the same name is, in a way, little more than sharing an affinity for a brand — like two car owners who give each other friendly toots because they both drive Mini Coopers.

Beyond sharing an affinity for the tuba, which his father also played in the band, Mr. Jaffe has shown the kind of talent for promotion that his father, a one-time market researcher in New York, did when he converted a French Quarter art gallery that was presenting music part time into a full-time operation he called Preservation Hall.

Sharing an affinity for travel and weed, the two become involved (a nice flip of the script: Saeed is the more devout, chaste-ish one).

Discordianism is a broad church, sharing an affinity with pretty much any "anti-foundationalist" or flexible and pragmatic philosophy (rather than dogmas, Discordians have catmas, which are temporary and non-binding, to be discarded when no longer useful, and one of a slew of playfully subversive concepts such as pronoia: the irrational belief that the universe is out to help you).

They also shared an affinity for buying real estate.

They boiled water to wash dishes, discovering that they share an affinity for chores.

Mr. Hairston and Mr. Khalil also share an affinity for the Republican Party.

The two shared an affinity for social cachet, with Mr. Bloomberg at points embracing Mr. Carter's endeavors.

I don't have to become friends with musicians all the time, but we have to share an affinity".

I know both Shoals and I share an affinity for it.

"The key is to flesh out why you want to work for a charity with examples of why you share an affinity with them.