Therefore, he requested that production designer Jerry Wanek build the "most beautiful, warm, affectionate sets you've ever seen".
By prerogative and law her Majesty is his "lord and master," but she ever conducts herself towards him as a dutiful and affectionate wife, setting, thereby, an example of domestic decorum to the humblest of her subjects.
In her new book, Virginia Woolf's Garden, she paints a portrait of a very tender, affectionate relationship, set against the backdrop of a garden which gave both Virginia and Leonard a great deal of pleasure, albeit in their different ways.
At the start, in any case, their sweet, affectionate talk sets a promising tone for the pages to come.
This affectionate film sets aside all the fashionably "dark" reading of Clough in favour of creating a straightforward memorabilia DVD for fans: there's loads of archive footage and interviews with the greying surviving veterans.
He stepped up and rammed home the putt, setting forth a great flood of affectionate relief.
In this sphere, it is not necessarily deregatory and can even be understood as affectionate while being used within an in-group setting.
The spirit of the household was set by two affectionate, (outwardly) poised adults.
Instead, she's aiming for something amiable and affectionate, letting the mood that she sets speak more loudly than her.
A satire that sets out to be affectionate is a watered-down, cautious satire, which is to say that it is no longer satire at all.
