"I supported John McCain in the primaries and came into this with no strong affection for George Bush at all," noted Mr. King, one of the many working politicians in the chamber who enviously analyzed the popularity of Mr. Bush.
He always had a strong affection for the unconsidered trifle.
Shame is so intrinsic in a strong affection we must all experience Adam's reticence.
Low powers of reasoning, however, are compatible, as we see with mankind, with strong affections, acute perception, and a taste for the beautiful.
During his banishment (1398 99), the future Henry IV resided with Joan and the duke of Brittany, and strong affections developed between Henry and Joan.
More importantly, perhaps, the conditions of a modern society leave us without strong ties of affection to many of the people we interact with or may affect by our actions, and Hume thinks that normal humanity or humane benevolence isn't a strong enough motive to get us to refrain from a theft that would greatly benefit ourselves or our families (those we do have strong affections toward).
People have the strongest affection for companies that produce goods present in their everyday lives, that value their relationships with the public, that don't appear to be dangerously unregulated and that have business models that are easy to understand.
Emphasize stronger feelings of affection with "wǒ fēicháng xǐhuān nǐ.
He shares a strong bond of love and affection with his sister, her husband, and his sister-in-law Nandini.
"He seems to have a very strong relationship — I don't know if that's fear, or an affection — with Mr. Mack," Gil Garcetti says.
