And by treating discourse semantic systems as organised by metafunction, we were able to reinterpret from an interpersonal perspective resources that are experientially constituted in lexicogrammar (i.e. mental processes and states of affection – e.g. He disliked the approach/He was unhappy about the approach).
The Encyclopedia Britannica defines friendship as a "state of enduring affection, esteem, intimacy, and trust between two people" (Berger et al. 2017).
In ancient India, the architects of the Sanskrit language came up with almost 100 different words to describe various states of romance, affection and desire.
In the States, public displays of affection, commonly referred to as PDA, are frowned upon.
Considering the Indian prime minister was denied an American visa for close to a decade because of his alleged complicity in sectarian violence in his home state of Gujarat, the affection the US president has displayed towards his host shows Mr Modi has managed to put his controversial past behind him.
Memory is, therefore, neither Perception nor Conception, but a state or affection of one of these, conditioned by lapse of time.
"Some Republicans believe Senator John McCain's maverick image will play well in a state with a history of affection for contrarian Republicans," notes William Yardley of The Times.
Some Republicans believe Senator John McCain's maverick image will play well in a state with a history of affection for contrarian Republicans, like former Senators Mark O. Hatfield and Bob Packwood.
While Heath is still endeavoring to ascertain the real state of Kate's affections, Bartlett, the divine who originally caused the quarrel, discloses himself as a rival claimant to Amy's heart.
It also makes use of the affection state of relatives with missing genotype data by using their affection status to weight the family.
We have already stated that these instances of affection should be treated with extreme caution, and we wish to underline this point again here.
