Sentence examples for unique affection from inspiring English sources

There was a unique affection, I think partly because they didn't have children and hadn't had their affections displaced.

There are more accomplished "insider" plays about the theater world, but "The Royal Family" has a unique affection for its subject that director Susan Angelo and her large, energetic cast poignantly bring to life: the passionate devotion to the art of theater that drives these actors and redeems their comic excesses.

Their continued appeal (a unique mixture of affection and awe) is a heartening thing.

Her unique caring and affection for vulnerable New Yorkers was passed on to us as a priceless gift in the person of her son, Brad, who became a trustee in 2002.

She herself emerges from an eccentric microculture, a hermetic and vital sisterhood with its own unique mix of affection, strength, humor, and self-confidence.

Rossana's only been in Switzerland for five months, but has already developed a reputation for customer loyalty, with clients continuously coming back to her for her clearly unique brand of affection, cuddles, and massages.

Rossana's only been in Switzerland for five months, but has already developed a reputation for customer loyalty, with clients continuously coming back to her for her clearly unique brand of affection, cuddles and massages.

There is an unspoken affection, possibly unique to New York, for these concrete right angles.

And really, though I had other close friends, there was something unique in Sam's affection, a miraculous kind of blind spot: he always, unfailingly, thought that I was hilarious and wonderful, and that everything I wrote was brilliant.

I listened, attentive both to the craft and experience of a man whose writing fulfilled a primal need and found a unique place in the affections of its readers.

Abu Dhabi is no Monza, as we saw today, but it will have its own unique place in the affections of a young man destined for many more such nights of celebration.