Sentence examples for some affinity from inspiring English sources
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).
Dorian has some affinity with early-mid period Depeche Mode; Run2Me almost cries out for a Euro-rave remix.
In Dance Theater of Harlem, Mr. Rhoden's choreography had some affinity with that of William Forsythe, the master of stop-and-go phrasing in a neo-classical style.
"O'Horten," made up of meticulously constructed, deadpan scenes that turn on Keatonesque visual jokes, shows some affinity with other recent films of similar geographic provenance.
Indeed, the reader, manipulated as he is by the story's twists and reversals, cannot but feel some affinity for the hapless legislator.
The show consisted of sixty works by twenty artists, most of them dating from the past fifteen years, and all bearing some affinity to Hatoum's own art.
But who would undertake such an epic study of 600 dense pages — or even review it — without feeling some affinity for its object?
