This took a new form, about the time of Dickens's separation from his wife, in his giving public readings from his works, and it is significant that, when trying to justify this enterprise as certain to succeed, he referred to "that particular relation (personally affectionate and like no other man's) which subsists between me and the public".
Under Ira's goofy and affectionate influence, George finally reopens relations with his elderly parents and with his lost love Laura Leslie Mannn), a former soap-star now married to an Australian alpha-male, played by Eric Bana.
They develop toward their physician emotional relations, both of an affectionate and hostile character, which are not based upon the actual situation but are derived from their relations toward their parents (the Oedipus complex).
His skills at showing affectionate nonsexual relationships, and at describing the relation of parents and children from the point of view of both, are as uncommon as they are welcome.
The title papa ("father") was for 600 years an affectionate term applied to any bishop to whom one's relation was intimate; it began to be specially used of bishops of Rome from the 6th century and by the 9th century was almost exclusively applied to them.
The newspaper said Ms. Mark gives an affectionate and intimate picture and sheds new light on Mr. Blair's political life, his opinions and relations with other politicians.
Even though others call him to task for race relations and the AIDS crisis and the corruption scandals, I think he felt it was a very affectionate film, and one that honored his legacy".
Previous televised depictions of lesbian relations were primarily limited to single "coming out" or "lesbian kiss" episodes, showing lesbian-identified characters as affectionate but not erotic.
Affectionate partner to Bob.
She was more affectionate.
