His friends regarded him with affection as a person, and with respect as a scholar and writer.
Each of them was proof that she was now a towering literary figure unafraid to address issues such as race, gender and sexuality head on, but with affection for the human condition.
"He has only one reaction to this stuff," says a former staffer with some evident affection, as well as relief that he no longer labors there.
Flessel remembers Cole with great affection as an acute, thoughtful, and gentle guy, a "pussycat," with a screwy smile and an irrepressible streak of humor.
He added: "As a nation, at that time we held Savile in our affection as a somewhat eccentric national treasure with a strong commitment to charitable causes.
Whether you're cuddling with your son or holding your girlfriend's hand, it's important to give people affection as a way of showing that you care.
The women crowded around, some brushing his shoulders with affection, a few touching him as if he were a ghost.
The here described work is dealing with results obtained with Bacillus cereus, an opportunistic human and insect pathogen, which is often associated with mild intestinal affections as well as more serious systemic infections in human.
There's also a sense that we're looking back with affection at the 1970s because we view it as a simpler age.
Sarah referred to herself, with joking affection, as his housekeeper.
Because cardiac involvement is not usually described in this condition, this dog represents a very rare case of canine visceral leishmaniasis with affection of the myocardium.
