Sentence examples for strong affinity between from inspiring English sources

There's a strong affinity between Joyce and Brancusi.

Just as he was comfortable with the written word, he was also a trained musician and, as such, felt a strong affinity between painting and music.

I don't want to sound harsh — this wasn't the History Channel — but, on the evidence, there was a surprisingly strong affinity between preparing food and talking baby talk.

Speaking of the music of Chen Qigang, I said that its refined, free-floating timbres suggested a strong affinity between modern Chinese composition and the sound-world of Debussy and Messiaen.

When Vaz arrived at the Saldanhas' house – an ordinary semi-detached in the Southmead area of Bristol – he says he felt a strong affinity between them and his own family, in each case Indian Catholics who arrived in Britain as immigrants.

A possible mechanism is speculated, primarily based on the strong affinity between the crown ether cores.

Alarmingly given Japan's notorious protectionism he sees strong affinities between European and Japanese attitudes to farming.

Such a fusion of musical styles succeeded because there were strong affinities between Arabian music and the music of the nations occupied by the expanding Arabic peoples.

A number of linguistic developments from this period are shared by North Sea Germanic and South Germanic (but not by North Germanic), and the term West Germanic is used in recognition of the strong affinities between these two groups.

There seem to be strong affinities between the central role that Stoicism accords to judgement and the techniques of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy or CBT.

Molecular phylogenetic reconstructions reject the monophyly of pellonuline herring and support strong affinities between the endemic herring of Tanganyika and freshwater pellonulines found in western Africa.