Sentence examples for affectionate knowledge from inspiring English sources
By her affectionate knowledge of French furnishing periods, she put the Bourbons, the Directoire, and some of the Empire into millionaire Republican homes.
It took four visits a year for a decade, but I developed an affectionate knowledge of a city that, far from flaunting its many cultural treasures, makes itself intentionally difficult to know.
Alvin Starkman, who runs Mezcal Educational Tours, is a genial Canadian expat who has spent the past 10 years building up not just an encyclopaedic knowledge of mezcal but also affectionate relationships with dozens of Oaxaca palenqueros.
"I'm trying to figure it out!" This tiny, wood-panelled bar attracts both wine snobs and wine neophytes, affectionate couples and solo sippers, and the bartenders convey their knowledge with enthusiasm rather than superiority.
While centuries of knowledge on the issue of castration (consider stories of the Mughal-era eunuchs who protected harems but had affectionate relationships with each other) would suggest that it does not entirely remove human sexual instincts, it certainly dramatically reduces the sexual urge that in the case of sexual offenders is apparently uncontrollable.
No, Mrs "TV" is an affectionate term I use for her, because despite working in finance (doing something I don't understand) she has a fearsome knowledge of television.
Affectionate partner to Bob.
She was more affectionate.
The affectionate sparring continued.
"If they're affectionate, they're affectionate!" he said.
