1.   The same goes for personal affection.

2.   Elephants like to have one master just as dogs do, and are capable of a considerable degree of personal affection.

3.   Edward had the attention of the whole world, but without adequate personal affection, it was of no avail.

4.   But he has never gained the trust or personal affection of voters.

5.   He has long admired Packwood, but putting personal affection ahead of sound procedure is a poor idea.

6.   Hostile forces, not trust or personal affection, have driven them together.

7.   I have a deep personal affection for him and the team is truly indebted to him for all of his contributions.

8.   Pragmatism, not personal affection, is the glue that binds them.

9.   Persson and Bildt inspire little personal affection among voters.

10.   Successive administrations backed Mobutu not out of personal affection but because he was a well-placed Cold War ally.