Sentence examples for a sort of affectionate from inspiring English sources

Though it displays far less aggression, "Creature Comforts" exists as a sort of affectionate "Borat," making fun of unsophisticated Americans, as it leaves you feeling not quite as complicit in the exploitation.

Mortmain is a brilliantly conceived character, appalling but charismatic, a sort of affectionate tyrant with a penchant for biscuits, continually trying to trick everyone, and himself, into thinking he's writing again.

A: Sort of.

Young men now seem to have reached a sort of affable affectionate ease with women that escaped earlier generations.

"He (Hitler) smiled very pleasantly and indeed had a sort of appealing and affectionate look in his eyes.

Edith Roosevelt, who in time reached the sort of affectionate modus vivendi with Alice that Nancy Reagan at last managed with Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman's daughter, Maureen, saw the bride off by saying: "I want you to know I am glad to see you leave.

MILLER -- You develop a kind of affectionate objectivity about it.

His affectionate mockery, his reverence for feminine elegance and the humanity at the heart of his ostentatious perversity make him a sort of eccentric uncle to Pedro Almodovar.

"A sort of blank".

"A sort of dream.

A sort of aspic.