Sentence examples for affectionate leader from inspiring English sources

Their hangout -- Tony's Pizza -- appears, and so does the band's stern but affectionate leader, Tyrone Brown, whose mantra is: "Heads up.

Babangida at first presented to the public and the media the image of an affectionate and considerate leader.

But the jarring moments were offset by a wealth of affectionate anecdotes about a leader who treated all who dealt with her with the same withering impatience.

Liberal Democrat conference delegates gave Charles Kennedy a two-minute standing ovation on Tuesday after watching an affectionate video tribute to their former leader, who died in June.

While the two leaders had a strong and affectionate personal rapport, the British official papers reveal how little warning Mrs. Thatcher was given about the pending military invasion, a move that left the British irritated, bewildered and disappointed.

(He sings about affectionate lovemaking more often than any other jam-band leader, and he has a larger female audience to show for it).

The response of Jimmy Carter, one of only two US presidents to meet Castro while he was Cuban leader, was striking for its wistful and affectionate tone.

They are girly-girls ― often acting affectionate, fearful or troublesome, and rarely stoic, as a leader or the rescuer.

The tributes to Michael Foot from politicians and newspapers of varying political hues have been every bit as warm and affectionate as those 16 years ago for another lost Labour leader, John Smith.

There were the affectionate jokes on Twitter about how Trudeau would be the first leader to "really understand the younger generation" since he was, after all, moving back into his parents' house.

This was more than just praise for one of the planet's most respected leaders, the man Obama called by his traditional tribal (and affectionate) name Madiba.