Sentence examples similar to Affectionately acknowledge from inspiring English sources
One affectionately stated, "Even as strangers, we quietly - conspiratorially - acknowledge each other when we pass".
"He's Gonzo, and he is what he is," said Jay Wright, the coach of Villanova, who spoke affectionately of his friend, acknowledging that he is a character.
Acknowledge, acknowledge!
Media campaigns that encourage men to acknowledge women's rights can have immense ripple effects -- recently a commercial in India where a woman was shown getting married for the second time, with her new groom affectionately holding her daughter, was a powerful thought-provoker in a culture where divorce and remarriage for women is deeply taboo.
Butler affectionately recalled Cates, and readily acknowledged Cates' decisive briefings, particularly when compared to the limp case raised by Nixon's lawyer, James St. Clair.
Cleverly, its advertising acknowledges this full on by poking fun at the affectionately-meant but ridiculous notion of "Oirishness" common to English-speaking parts of the world.
"Affectionately, Tina," she concludes.
Affectionately known as BB.
Affectionately remembered, greatly missed.
Affectionately spun stories set in rural Lousiana.
