Sentence examples for strongest affinity from inspiring English sources

But M's strongest affinity is with the emotionally stripped, metaphysically minded men who drive J. M. Coetzee's novels.

Still, it was the Syrian culture of her parents, Dr. Mawya Shocair and Dr. Mohammad Ghiath Reda, both medical doctors, for which Ms. Reda harbored the strongest affinity.

Thus the strongest affinity for belief in "shared values among poor and middle-class blacks" prevails among the best-educated sector of African-American society today.

An Italian nun who declined to be identified said Mother Teresa unquestionably spoke Albanian, among other languages, but felt the strongest affinity with another part of the world entirely.

Heagle's fluid draftsmanship and bright palette show the influence of Matisse, and her Dionysian tone is pure Dana Schutz, but her work's strongest affinity is with the bizarro realm of thrift-store paintings.

But caucusers who avowed the strongest affinity to the movement preferred even Newt Gingrich, an FDR-loving enthusiast of government-financed moon colonies, and heavily favoured Rick Santorum, a big-government "compassionate conservative" who is to George W. Bush basically what Pope Benedict XVI is to Pope John Paul II.Now, I think this is a bit of a fluke.

I felt a strong affinity with them.

There's a strong affinity between Joyce and Brancusi.

He also feels a strong affinity for the men.

I feel a strong affinity with the flower scene.

He said he felt "an especially strong affinity with the Northern loneliness in Sibelius's music".