Sentence examples for stir affection from inspiring English sources
Chocolate can stir affection and awaken the taste buds, but some people wonder if it can have a less pleasant side effect: keeping them up at night.
Michael Foot used to stir that affection; Neil Kinnock still does.
Among listeners, Russo, as the passionate eccentric, may stir more affection, and Francesa, as the ostensible insider, garners the respect, but it is widely acknowledged — even, to a point, by the principals themselves — that they are better together than alone.
Most of the time, she wears an olive singlet and cargo pants; like an Amazon, she is armed with a bow and arrow, for the piercing of pesky men; and, though stirred by filial affection, she requires no romance.
When I arrived at work on Monday morning and saw the lead story in the local paper – that two young women were told they'd be chucked out of Sainsbury's if they continued to "display public signs of affection" – it stirred a familiar sickness in my gut. .
When I arrived at work on Monday morning and saw the lead story in the local paper that two young women were told they'd be chucked out of a Sainbury's chain grocery store if they continued to "display public signs of affection"—it stirred a familiar sickness in my gut. .
MANY neighborhoods have a landmark that stirs up an inordinate amount of pride and affection.
She and Ashkan tease each other over their stir-fry lunch in a casual display of affection that would be unlikely in their conservative homeland.
Still, while the film might stir debate on questions of responsibility and exploitation, one senses in Ms. Venditti a genuine affection and protectiveness toward her subject.
