She sustains our affection for Nate even when the worst of him comes out, as it does with Hannah.
Nonetheless, for many years, Crossroads was sustained by the affection of its huge audience – up to 20 million in the 1970s – who loved its homespun quality.
Both their polar opposition and their mutual affection sustained them during the period, starting in 1966, when they gave joint readings, which tremendously, if briefly, enhanced Louis's career.
He continued: "Trading on affections sustained over 40 years of popular culture, Star Trek does what a franchise reboot rarely does.
I can't work out if she is deliberately and skilfully taking care to say nothing that could jeopardise the universal public affection that has sustained her career for half a century.
In addition, support from friends is usually voluntary, sustained only by feelings of affection, mutuality, and love (Yeung and Fung 2007), but not motivated by moral obligations (typical of family ties, Merz et al. 2009).
Maybe affection grows as the sustained power to influence our musical lives goes away.
The tone sustained throughout the novel is one of dismayed affection, as in the scene where he pays homage to Abraham Sulitzer, "my old Ahasverus", the wandering bookseller who insists that Yiddish will remain a living language.
That "appreciation for detail and minutiae," as Mr. Spader describes his affection for acting, helped secure his most sustained professional success so far, "Boston Legal," which ran for five seasons.
They have provided accessible maternity services in hospitals and communities, gained sustained respect from the communities they serve, and are described with affection and admiration by managers and policymakers in each country' [ 32].
We truly believe that all the love and affection showered upon her by you and your devoted family sustained her through these last trying years and made them more enjoyable despite her illness.
