Sentence examples for with the same affection from inspiring English sources

Ms. Woodard impersonates them with the same affection and mercilessness she brings to embodying her younger self.

He was our friend and our first dean, and we will likely remember no future dean with the same affection, loyalty, and admiration.

Representative Alcee L. Hastings, a black Broward County Democrat, said that Mr. Gore was not regarded by blacks with the same affection they held for Mr. Clinton.

I think he was a tremendously popular foreign secretary and I know plenty of others who remember him with the same affection that I do.

But some Americans of Italian origin view the television series with the same affection that African-Americans reserve for "Little Black Sambo".

A late 19th-century English traveler observed that the Armenians prized the printing press with the same "affection and reverence as the Persian highlanders value a rifle or sporting gun".

But now that Daniel Craig has come along, causing havoc with a cellphone, does the current generation feel the same affection for a neat blazer and a cardigan?

Yet he has never experienced the same affection that another home rider, Sir Bradley Wiggins, has enjoyed with the British public.

"In the same affection manner every officer in the room......

Newcomers seem to have the same affection for it that old-timers have.

He speaks of the younger man with the same condescending affection that Muhammad Ali once showed Jimmy Ellis, a former sparring partner turned challenger.