Sentence examples for whose affection from inspiring English sources

Then there is the New Yorker whose affection, perhaps for a former mayor, has been duly recorded: "I love Rudy".

Synge Maher, an adult actress (at left with Mr. Zamsky), vividly conjures a shrill, neurotic mother whose affection masks ambivalence.

As concerned as the McEnroes are with winning, it is hard to say for whose affection the U.S.T.A. is competing.

Mr. Harris is a smart, calm performer whose affection for and knowledge of the idiom rival Taj Mahal's.

This is extreme behavior even for touchy-feely fans whose affection for the ballpark is well known.

Ms. Naces bought furniture, clothes and meals for herself, but her biggest expenses involved her son, whose affection she feared she had lost.

Self-image problems also affect Sepha's relationship with Judith, a well-off white woman whose affections he cannot quite believe himself worthy of.

Ms. Graynor, whose affection-hungry Valley Girl was the best thing in Donald Margulies's "Brooklyn Boy" last year, is less at ease with that character's East Coast equivalent; she is soft where she should be spiky.

She describes him as "truly pathetic" and "profoundly stupid" (how all suitors seem, whose affections are not requited).

Shunshoku umegoyomi (1832 33; "Spring Colours: The Plum Calendar"), by Tamenaga Shunsui, is the story of Tanjirō, a peerlessly handsome but ineffectual young man for whose affections various women fight.

He lives alone on the periphery of Parma, where he was reared, but dates a local doctor, whose affections he seems not to trust.