Sentence examples for affectionate vision from inspiring English sources

The enchanting production now at Two River Theater Company has flaws, but none of them arise from Mr. Wright's masterly, affectionate vision.

Danny Meyer, a restaurateur whose diverse inventory over two decades never touched Italy, recently opened Maialino, his affectionate vision of a Roman trattoria, with a name that means "little pig".

For the Coen brothers, the long strange journeys of their heroes not only give them a showcase for their love of character and incident, but also provide them with the perfect vehicle for laying out their dyspeptic yet affectionate vision of America as a place where everything is possible and anything can happen -- and usually does.

The new 50th-anniversary edition of Hitchcock's film remasters it from the original VistaVision elements, and while your home screen can't replicate the size of the theatrical image, it's still possible to see "North by Northwest" as Hitchcock's affectionate and absurd vision of the bigness of his adopted country.

Soames wrote several books that provided an affectionate yet unsparing vision of her volatile, brilliant father and an intimate view of one of England's most prominent families.

But its vision is so benign and its attitude toward its characters so affectionate that instead of making us squirm, it casts a rose-colored glow of nostalgia.

That same year, the gentler, more affectionate side of surrealism was in evidence when the couturier Elsa Schiaparelli borrowed Botticelli's enchanted visions of the natural world for her "Pagan" collection.

Affectionate partner to Bob.

Affectionate aunt to Jesse.

Brixton an affectionate labrador.

She was more affectionate.