Sentence examples for affectionate familiarity from inspiring English sources
But using a last name can be a sign of affectionate familiarity or even respect.
That movie audiences have, over the years, watched them grow older, and may retain images of their younger, brasher selves, only deepens the sense of affectionate familiarity.
JOSHUA LUTZ Lutz has been photographing in the Jersey Meadowlands for ten years, so this group of sixteen large color prints is the product of a hard-won and not entirely affectionate familiarity with those thirty-two square miles of polluted wetlands.
The speeches began on a note of affectionate familiarity, with Sir Arthur Jarratt, the managing director of British Lion Films, harking back 50 years to the time he was a limelight boy in a music-hall and first saw Mr Chaplin as one of the "Eight Lancashire Lads" dancing in golden clogs.
Waka's dialogue, dropping French affectionate terms at times, conveys a sense of familiarity with Amaterasu, as it turns out that Waka is much older than he appears and has walked with Amaterasu on the Celestial Plain hundreds of years ago.
Through Sept. 10 ("An American Panorama") and Dec. 31 ("A Nation Divided") The folksy 19th-century images produced by Currier & Ives have long held an affectionate place in the hearts of Americana-ists, although their corny familiarity tends to turn off seekers of Higher Art.
Affectionate partner to Bob.
The familiarity is important.
