Sentence examples for affectionate working from inspiring English sources

At least, that was the solution offered last night to the problem of Michael and Holly's overly affectionate working relationship.

They add up to a deeply affectionate work of literary deconstruction.

They add up to a deeply affectionate work of literary deconstruction..

His pianist wife can be seen in several glowing, affectionate works (pictured), and Manet painted some arresting portraits of his friends.

His affectionate memoir "works brilliantly and artfully as archetype," Nick Hornby said here in 1999.

In the young-romance sections, Chenoweth's affectionate style works marvelously, capturing the decadence of youth.

Should the British film industry ever stop making affectionate obituaries of the working class – Pride, Brassed Off, Made in Dagenham – and document current struggles instead, the Focus E15 Mothers would be a deserving subject.

Had the governor attended over the weekend -- he was fishing -- he would have seen what Mr. Dowling has been up to in his spare time, directing "The Plough and the Stars," O'Casey's portrait, both acrid and affectionate, of Dublin's working class during the turbulent days of the failed citizens' revolt of 1916 against the ruling British, known as the Easter Rising.

These compliment Parr's hero, Tony Ray-Jones's affectionate images of the British working class at play.

Elam's forty-five-minute "Future Perfect" is characteristically strange, with birdlike creatures eying each other quizzically and working themselves into affectionate tangles.

The Interview actor has written an affectionate op ed about his experiences working at an LA Franchise in his days as a Tinseltown wannabe.