Sentence examples for sudden affection from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers' sudden affection for Mr. Giuliani is not entirely rational.

Contrary to the interpretations of some analysts, he said, there was no sudden affection for big government.

The flag fetish, the country's sudden affection for New York, the airline troubles -- all have produced New Yorker jokes.

"Nor do I think our defeat was down to the public discovering a sudden affection for the Conservative party or what they stand for.

Established members tend to regard these upstarts as they do football's "glory hunters", who discover a sudden affection for a big team when it's top of the league.

"I'm touched by the Bush campaign's sudden affection for the spending caps, which they threw overboard so long ago," Mr. Schnur said.

Even more surprising is the sudden overdue affection for Andy Murray.

It is just that, it is Jordan, and not the demographics of an empty pile of rocks like Utah or some sudden national affection for Stockton-Malone-Sloan et egad al. that is the attraction here.

Cube reciprocates the sudden outpouring of affection.

The public's sudden rush of affection for its country seems to have included its country's President.

The prospect is unbearable and the sudden display of affection is offered as a talisman against it.