Sentence examples for with an affection from inspiring English sources

And then sign off, with Cotton Mather: "Yours, with an affection that knows no Winter".

The nation responded with an affection that most politicians can only dream of.

So I am cursed with an affection for something that can only hurt me.

He addresses him and generally speaks of him with an affection that is absent in his praise of other bishops.

They were greeted with an affection almost as obvious and ardent as the reception given the Love.

There's more, lots more, because Bellos is a magpie, with an affection for the denizens of this often neglected world.

Flame also shares a quirkier trait with Duqu: an affection for American movie characters.

Hokey, formulaic, vulgar, preachy: "The Full Monty" is all that, but it redeemingly tempers these traits with an honest affection.

Hitchens holds to an America founded on secularism and the separation of powers, a nation with an admirable affection for revolutionaries and misfits, a defining embrace of variety.

Born in 1952, he is Haruki Murakami's contemporary (though not kin), a child of the '60s with an unabashed affection for American rock music, jazz and sitcoms.

I would rather him think of his grandmother with an abstract affection, and to think of me as someone who finally has all she needs.