Sentence examples for stronger affinity for from inspiring English sources
(In the terminology of John Jost, a psychology professor at NYU, conservatives have a stronger affinity for "system justification", which contributes to stances such as global-warming denialism).
More than that, I have a deeply ambivalent attitude toward the social and intellectual aspects of the information revolution that Jobs did so much to bring about, and a stronger affinity for the revolution's various critics (from Nicholas Carr to Jarod Lanier to Andrew Bacevich) than for its late great Cupertino impresario.
However, the G residues exhibited a stronger affinity for Ca2+ than M residues.
In general, a material with the stronger affinity for negative charge attracts electrons.
The results statistically showed that CO2 has a stronger affinity for the coal than CH4.
However, the stronger affinity for oxygen of the vacancy compared to Ag always leads as a final result to filling the cavity by ambient oxygen.
He also feels a strong affinity for the men.
He does have a strong affinity for Titus and his dry sense of humor, he said.
They have simply developed an unusually strong affinity for an artist and his music.
Like many math geeks, Mr. Ballmer has a strong affinity for numbers.
During phone interviews last week, it was clear that both Fontaine and Long share a strong affinity for the water.
