Sentence examples for whose affections from inspiring English sources

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

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

This will horrify some, especially those whose affections are tied to the Treasury and to Gordon Brown, who has been comprehensively overshadowed by the home secretary.

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

Both the Panem rulers and their rebel opponents devote much time to their relationships with the masses, whose affections shift towards and away from Katniss.

It was only natural then, he said, that two years ago he took up another costly pastime: a beguiling 20-year-old art major whose affections run him about $6,100 a month.

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.

And the troubled Nellie becomes a sort of wise wild child, whose affection for Floyd can never be tarnished.

But honest innuendo and teasing Johnny Foreigner-flouting PC proprieties will endear Johnson to the Tories whose affection he is assiduously cultivating.