Sentence examples for with profound affection from inspiring English sources

He talks with profound affection about his children.

She will be remembered with profound affection and respect by hundreds of students and colleagues at City Opera and throughout the music world.

Now that the spirit of Nelson is again at large upon the deep and the expectations of England are being triumphantly fulfilled, it is altogether fitting that the greatest Admiral ever to lead a British fleet, at this moment should be pictured with profound affection and respect upon the screen.

Her closeness with, and profound affection for, her subjects reflect her deep immersion in their stories and allow the reader to share that connection.

With a view to expressing this profound affection more fully, the Prime Minister stepped backward and yelled banzai three times at the top of his voice.

I wasn't left with a fear of garden fences or bicycles, but to this day I do have a profound affection for Jeeps.

Some buy it as a straight-out gift, a gesture of profound affection sweetened by the current generous tax exclusion.

Still, what emerges from this book is a profound affection for the city, often expressed in endearingly idiosyncratic terms.

Eels Mark Everett's band of backwood, bearded oddballs smuggled profound affection for outsiders and losers into a soulful, funny, crowd-winning show.

The only way to save America, and the planet, he concludes, is a profound "affection for place".

And if the human interactions are characterised by agony, the times and places – the farms, the roads, the villages, the thrumming energy of the city, the mornings, afternoons, dusks, nights – are described with profound and vigilant affection.