Sentence examples for this kind of affection from inspiring English sources

In an interview with a Spanish priest about religious vocations, Francis reportedly said that there is "no place for this kind of affection" in the lives of Roman Catholic priests, religious brothers and religious sisters. .

"It was unlike Mani to display that kind of affection in public," Ms. Guarasci said.

Mr. Piano's tower is unlikely to inspire that kind of affection.

Trey Parker and Matt Stone always said it was an affectionate portrait of the church, the kind of affection that comes with a pat on the head for being cutely delusional.

For years, Mott was the best band to never quite make it; even when they did make it, with "All the Young Dudes," they still inspired the kind of affection usually reserved for beloved cult acts.

With most of the delegates here devoted to the president to the end, it offered Mr. Bush, the most unpopular president in recent history, a chance to revel, though remotely, in the kind of affection he rarely gets these days.

The transfer of this kind of obsessive affection from Harry to Trouble seems apparent.

If footballers don't usually inspire this kind of protective affection, perhaps it's because they plough such a cautiously marked furrow.

This special kind of affection is a second-order affection, an affection that has as its object another affection.

Generosity is a virtue that characterizes the kind of affection-based giving that we see in positive nepotism.

"It's really wonderful that poetry can get this kind of attention and affection," said Aime Beal, managing editor of Alice James Books, a small publisher in Maine that specializes in poetry.