Sentence examples for the affection in which from inspiring English sources

Even so, she's not at all convinced by the affection in which she is held.

It's Alan's naiveté which explains the affection in which he's held, and why we root for him.

In the Suddeutscher Zeitung, Jonas's tribute reflected the affection in which Wernicke had come to be held as "this gentle giant of the theatre".

Watching them on stage in Maryland, you see the affection in which they are held by very different groups of people of very different ages.

Then again, the strength of feeling that accompanied its demise must surely act as a measure of its cultural significance and the affection in which it is still held.

NO OTHER speaker, not even Barack Obama himself, was in as much demand as Bill Clinton on the Democratic campaign trail for this year's mid-terms, a testament to the affection in which the 42nd president is still held.

"It is the crowds who have once again gathered outside Buckingham Palace which are the real mark of the great affection in which the Royal Family is held," he said.

What is absolutely not in doubt, though, is that he has thoroughly deserved the 15 years of racing he has enjoyed thus far, alongside the acclaim, the criticism and the genuine affection in which he is held.

Speeches were made from every stage in Dublin on the night Anita Reeves died of cancer, aged 68, a mark of the popular affection in which the actor was held.

However, if he was unaware of the worldwide affection in which United are held, it will be rammed home by the reaction they receive on their expedition.

Rarely has a movie been quite so reliant on the popular affection in which its leading actor is help.