Sentence examples for a close affinity from inspiring English sources

Until then, humans had a close affinity with nature.

The cultural regions of Bihar show a close affinity with the linguistic regions.

As Mr Netanyahu told Congress, a close affinity binds the two nations.

Stephen Wadsworth, another director with whom Hunt Lieberson feels a close affinity, saw the production in Purchase.

All the efforts were focused on the searching of new leads featuring a close affinity on a specific biological target.

Q: What is it about Mendelssohn's music that's been of particular interest to you? A: I've always felt a close affinity with Mendelssohn's lyricism.

"I've always had a close affinity with the brand of Perth Glory, from the days it emerged so spectacularly back in 1996," he says.

Nevertheless, we feel a close affinity with all our colleagues within the EU and, on balance, feel it would be favourable for Britain to remain within it.

Originally a lyric poet, Tunström wrote prose rich in fantasy and humour and with a close affinity to music, as in Juloratoriet (1983; The Christmas Oratorio).

There has been a close affinity between Liverpool FC and Celtic since the latter's staging of a memorial match two weeks after the tragedy in 1989 in which 96 people lost their lives.

Malcolm Gluck By email No more box ticking Fiona MacCarthy's account of Richard Sennett's ideas about craftsmanship ("Practice makes perfect", February 9) suggests Sennett's thinking has a close affinity with that of the behavioural scientist Gregory Bateson.