There is a strong bond of affection between them.

Patients with history of malignancies.

Although you have no real sense of who your audience is when you write a column, you do form a bond with what you fondly think of as your readership.

A token of affection, I take it!

Your daughter craves affection.

She sent you this token of her love.

Shows of friendship, affection, embraces.

He sent me an affectionate letter.

He's prepared to believe you the most amiable and affectionate of grandparents.

I have a lot of affection and respect for you.

Now I really... I really am fond of you.

Is it to be hinted I'm lacking in affection for my precious treasure?

...to resent this... small token of our affection and esteem.

Cousin Jack, you know how fond I am of you.

Current or past medical history of cardio vascular or cerebro vascular disease

At this age young girls need someone to lean on

I'm so grateful to you, and so proud and fond of you.

If there's anything I object to it's demonstrations of affection in public places.

Now I ain't got no fortune, but I'm just bubbling over with affection!

But I don't think I could ever like you, Olivia.

Be like it's some sparrow's got hold of your heart.

Mme Veyssier was talking to me about her, and telling me what good friends you are.

The citizens of this small community don't condone public displays of affection.

Yes, well, Greek love... platonic love... is the highest form of affection known to man, of course.

Every man looks at his wood pile with a kind of affection.

John had not much affection for his mother and sisters, and an antipathy to me.

And I'd like to do it, because I happen to have fallen in love with her.

There was already little affection between mother and children.

Public displays of affection have long been seen as vulgar in Indian societies.

The woman goes on to use a term of endearment that s casually spoken in South Korea.

The boy answered with so much affection as made me love him ever after.

Effects of hepatic disease on this process probably depend on the particular disease.

He began referring to her as der Noether , using the masculine German article as a term of endearment to show his respect.

He continued to lecture and to write with freshness and vigour, and on his 90th birthday received from all parts of Germany good wishes and tokens of affection.

That it might make him fear you in some measure, or at least, cause him to feel less affection for you.

By the time he finished the sculpture, I had developed a slight affection for him.

The name of illness, of nervous affection, was really the only one to give to the terror that Laurent experienced.

Teasdale and flight attendant Marjorie Corder (Glynis Johns) both take a liking to Honey and Elspeth, who is lonely and isolated from her schoolmates.

The Ministry of Health Care is collecting data about the number of disabled children by groups of diseases.

I thought of the assistant's fondness for photography, and his trick of vanishing into the cellar.

In view of the lack of data, REGRANEX should be used with caution in patients with known malignancies.

With this public affectionate display, we invite you to come make the Cuban LGBT community visible.

Birtwhistle was the first master, and Adams the second, and I had no love for either of them.

The good George! said she, closing the window with an expression of countenance full of affection and melancholy.

The family and family relations must be based on feelings of mutual love, respect and responsibility.