Sentence examples for term affection from inspiring English sources

Antithyroid treatment reverses the acute risk of atrial fibrillation in hyperthyroidism, 33 and our results therefore suggest that much of the pathophysiological background for atrial fibrillation risk in the study was established in the period preceding thyroid screening that is, a long term affection of the heart caused by the subclinical thyroid dysfunction.

We knew our chances of progress were slim and the whole night shimmered in end-of-term affection.

The houses never get the personal touch that makes for idiosyncratic beauty; nor do they accumulate the layers of beautiful objects that come with long-term affection for a home.

It has long been the accepted wisdom in Hollywood, however, that only young, attractive characters engaged in altruistic enterprises -- in short, saving lives, righting wrongs or upholding the law -- will win the long-term affection of the audience.

Threatening to grass them up to the boss for stealing stapler refills unless they join you for a day out at Chessington is unlikely to spark much genuine long-term affection.

In this example, four terms (affection, jealous, gossip, and wuthering) from the novels Sense and Sensibility (SaS) and Pride and Prejudice (PaP) from Jane Austen and Wuthering Heights (WH) from Emily Bronte are extracted.

It is a term of affection.

It is an irreverent term of affection.

In Ireland it's more of a term of affection.

"O.K., papi," Benitez said, using his term of affection.

He was often called Hodja, a term of affection accorded to religious teachers or wise men.