Sentence examples for the affection which from inspiring English sources

While nobody can deny Djokovic's brilliance, he has never come close to matching the affection which crowds around the world have for Federer and Nadal.

To shake hands with a good friend over the centuries is a pleasant thing, and the affection which an individual may retain after his departure is perhaps the only thing which guarantees an ultimate life to his work".

Sebastian Vettel won in Singapore, to virtually seal his fourth successive drivers' title, but he was booed on the podium for the third consecutive race as his ruthless decision-making has not won him the affection which envelops his Red Bull team-mate.

Nonetheless, he was well liked by the men he commanded and was remembered in The Times on his death as "An Englishman of a fine type" and that "the affection which he inspired in all who knew him was great".

It is defined as the affection which, upon medical examination, proved to be the main cause of patient's admission.

Gilligan confesses surprise at the residual affection which has built up among viewers for White, even as the lies – and the bodycount – have spiralled.

Outrage followed, but McCain was soon swathed again in the public affection which he so relished.

The report calls for more accountability among the church's autonomous provinces, urging that all of the geographic regions eventually adopt a "common Anglican covenant" -- a new set of principles to strengthen "the loyalty and bonds of affection which govern the relationships between the churches of the Communion".

During this period, Cavendish frequently went to live with her elder sister, Georgiana, who was recently married to the 6th Earl of Carlisle; Cavendish's son Frederick later wrote that the experience "strengthened the tie of sisterly affection, which bound them together during the whole of their joint lives".

However, given that so many critics despise the song, it's important to note that Stairway's status in these polls is usually the result of public affection, which means the song continues to touch and move people, and that – as Page points out – "it still has an emotional effect on people who are are coming to it new".

AIDS doomed the grand experiment — White himself is H.I.V.-positive — but he retained a keen appreciation for the varieties of affection, which is gracefully displayed here.