"Show a man a little affection and he gets uppity every time!"

I hold Martin in no little affection, but there are issues here much larger than any personal consideration.

"Sometimes a man needs a little warmth, a little affection."

For some owners, however, it appears to have secured at least a little affection.

Although he once calls her "the woman I loved," we see little affection between them.

In spite of their problems, they work things out, and come to respect and even feel a little affection for one another.

She knew that there was little affection between him and his father.

He could almost read her mind; she was questioning whether a little affection was such a bad thing.

You don't know how much I need some one to waste a little affection on me.

I think he just craved a little affection, you know.