Sentence examples for the same affection as from inspiring English sources
It is easy to predict that St Michael, once held in the same affection as the Queen Mother or Morecambe and Wise, will come in for a stinging attack, justified or not, for threatening British jobs.
They have three children, but Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, their only son and heir, does not command the same affection as his father, causing fears of a rupture in the state's structure.
It is one of our commonest and most familiar birds, yet it is often overlooked and is rarely mentioned with the same affection as our usual favourites, such as the robin and blackbird.
Prejudice, prejudice, thy strength is enormous!" As Victorian kitchen classics go, this flimsy tract might not be viewed with the same affection as more famous works by Isabella Beeton or Agnes Marshall, but it's quite possible that Holt's time has at last arrived.
In 16 out of 20 (80%), patients presented hypertrophic concha evidenced by nasal endoscopy; in only 9 out of 20 (45%) patients we found the same affection as in the CT scan.
"I have the same affection for him as I did for Vicente del Bosque.
A late 19th-century English traveler observed that the Armenians prized the printing press with the same "affection and reverence as the Persian highlanders value a rifle or sporting gun".
While the village has the same affection for Chelsea FC as Busua (the club's crest can be found hand painted on carts and sheds) there is almost no sign of tourism there.
But there's a special pleasure in reliving a show that reminds you of your childhood, especially in the (virtual) company of fellow fans who not only recognise its flaws but also have the same affection for it as you.
These days, Gov. George W. Bush shows roughly the same affection for Senator John McCain as he might for a particularly large and repulsive cockroach.
Some, though, question whether Charles — less popular than the queen and sometimes criticized for expressing gadfly views on issues like food and architecture — would secure the same affection and national consensus as his mother.
