Not the kind of feeling that engenders affection for the person afflicting it. (you).
It is therefore rather surprising that today's liberals show such misplaced affection for it.
It turns out that my affection for the Forbes beach towel may be similar to what many employees feel about small gifts from their employers.
How was it that they could not understand his affection for them all, his need especially for Dr. Hart?
Such is the apparent lack of affection for Chelsea these days that someone in the bowels of the stadium was moved to describe it as a victory for good against evil.
Mongolians share the sincere affection for the natural beauty of the Eastern Steppe that you express, and precisely for that reason it has been designated as a special protected area.
It was her icy inability to show affection, he believed, that was responsible for the black moods and psychosomatic ailments that plagued Sir Ludovic for decades, causing him to consult psychiatrists on hundreds of occasions over 25 years.
Given his bitter complaints about journalistic rivals and his obvious affection for monopolistic joint-operating agreements, it's hard to believe he really wanted that.
The revelation that the News of the World hacked the phones of people it was writing about has diminished already limited public affection for tabloid papers and condemned them to the embarrassment of a public inquiry, headed by Lord Justice Leveson.
She believes it may be possible that we are evolved to place greater trust, and to have greater affection for, people who look as though they may be related to us because the chances are higher that they share the same genes as us.
It is another kind of comfort that all this nostalgic yearning offers too - that and a communal affection for America's grandest and story-filled city.
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