But then Mr. Mailer said, "I certainly do have this feeling of affection for the absolute sense of intellectual freedom that exists as a live nerve, a live wire, right through the center of American life".
Equally remarkable was the feeling of deep affection and fellowship which was served up along with the tea and Turkish sweets after the ceremony.
Be patient, polite, and have the feeling of respect and affection, and understanding -- when you are explaining the situation.
But I knew when I read it that the movie would have great power, great intelligence and a very wonderful feeling of affection for the characters.
As the Oxford English Dictionary would have it, love is "a strong feeling of affection" sometimes with "sexual attraction".
And the transcendent experience of seeing Mantle was soon accompanied by a twin feeling of affection.
A flower is good, because its beauty raises feeling of affection or pleasure in us.
But in his later works, Kant explicitly identifies true virtue with a rationally grounded commitment to morality, not with an initially pathological feeling of affection which has been universalized and cooled.
Love is: a deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person.
When we think a lot about someone or something we unknowingly develop feeling of affection for them.
Now a team of Japanese scientists have found that the "mutual gaze" between dogs and their owners can lead to a bond that is similar to that between a mother and child, with humans experiencing the same feelings of affection for their dogs as they might do for their family, therefore helping to bring the species closer.
