Sentence examples for affectionately shamed from inspiring English sources

The record states that the first couch potato was named and affectionately shamed in Pasadena, California, in 1976, when Tom Iacino phoned his friend Robert Armstrong, a cartoonist and TV lover.

"SHAME! Shame!

Oh, shame!

That's a shame, because the D.R., as it's affectionately known, warrants more than that.

That the term is meant affectionately, or at least not derisively, says something about the shame and distaste that white girl culture still maintains around the notion of women who pursue men for money.

Affectionately, Bill".

"Affectionately, Tina," she concludes.

He affectionately cuddles her.

"My consigliere," Mr. Stein said affectionately.

Affectionately known as BB.

LATVIANS affectionately call her Milda.