Sentence examples for some affinities from inspiring English sources

You can see some affinities in works by established artists like Tony Cragg and Anish Kapoor.

Rare body fossils suggest some affinities with surviving cephalochordates, such as Amphioxus, or the chaetognaths (arrowworms).

(It also has some affinities with the more recent and somber "Up in the Air").

Certainly, the Russian and Polish biker groups share some affinities, such as their extreme-right politics.

Late inscriptions discovered in the Adige River valley and on the plain have a dialect showing some affinities to Etruscan.

Mauthner's linguistic skepticism bears some affinities to the views expressed in Ludwig Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1921).

I feel I have some affinity with these women".

Do you feel some affinity with your hero?

"Then we had a population of a virus with some affinity to a semiconductor," she said.

Bertolt Brecht and punk rock suggest some affinity for social justice — or even anti-capitalist militancy.

(I have some affinity with this part of the story, having acquired two cats in a similar manner).