Sentence examples for whose affection for from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr Bosacker, whose affection for third parties goes back to John Anderson's presidential bid in 1980, has promised "out of the box" thinking.

He was drawn to the postmodernists, whose affection for puzzles and mirrors-within-mirrors sensibility reflected his own enthusiasm for math and philosophy.

All those travails, on the field and in the courtroom, have made it difficult for Dodgers fans, whose affection for their team is being tested.

Some of this can be attributed to Mr. Johnston, whose affection for the pop culture of the past was charmingly displayed 20 years ago in "The Rocketeer".

All he wants from the Assembly members, whose affections for him have largely evaporated in the last 11 months, is a similar sort of second chance, Mr. Spitzer told the group.

The Monster, whose affections for the male hermit and the female Bride he discusses with identical language ("friend") has been read as sexually "unsettled" and bisexual.

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

Mr. Benton, whose other movies include "Kramer vs. Kramer," "Places in the Heart" and "Nobody's Fool," is the kind of director whose affection and respect for actors seep through the screen; his solicitude seems to open them up.

Unlike you, we see a man who treats his wife as his equal, whose affection and love for his children seems heartwarmingly genuine, who doesn't suffer from any of the dysfunctions and neediness that have marked so many of our leaders.