Sentence examples for affectionate mood from inspiring English sources

Oberst, in a tight white tennis shirt and sagging jeans, was in an affectionate mood.

(In more affectionate mood, Cheever dedicated The Wapshot Scandal to Maxwell).

He adored the strange, luminous element, and called it "cold fire" (kaltes Feuer), or, in a more affectionate mood, "mein Feuer".

At one point, shortly before Horowitz died, he was in a very expansive, affectionate mood, and he said to me, 'You know, you're like a member of our family.

-Ne signifies an affectionate mood, which Nozaki presents as further evidence of an established, non-imported tradition of benevolent foxes in Japanese folklore.

Instead, she's aiming for something amiable and affectionate, letting the mood that she sets speak more loudly than her.

Her moods of affectionate playfulness alternate with bouts of mental and actual absence; eventually, she kills herself by walking under a bus.

Mr Bockris, a chronicler of the New York art-and-rock scene and a friend of Mr Ali's, has caught several of the moods in his slim, affectionate book about visits to the training camp in the early 1970s.

At Philip French's funeral service, an affectionate reference to Rififi put me in the mood for Jules Dassin's fleet-footed French noir.

87 Rapid mood swings are common: eg, very affectionate behavior could unpredictably turn into aggressive and provocative actions.

But the general mood of the book is one of affectionate reminiscence.