Let's hope Shaki and RiRi's love and cigar-fest doesn't stop the creation of LGBT characters who show on-air affection like, for example, on The Fosters.
Though it drags slightly at times and a villain and a kleptomaniac who figure largely in the plot are overdrawn and not always logical, "Achilles' Love" has two appealing leads in Mather Zickel and Claudia Besso; a charm-filled Greek chorus to prod the young lovers and save the day; and a general air of affection.
There was a feeling in the air of overwhelming affection and hopeful anticipation (the production, currently in previews, opens on March 29th).
Ms. Mudge imbues Amelia with an air of wary affection that signals how determined she is to give her father the benefit of the doubt, despite their fundamental lack of emotional rapport.
Such on-air expressions of affection — often for convicted murderers, robbers and gang leaders — can be bittersweet.
(Notice in this example that the root of affection is affect).. Use "affect" as a verb meaning "to pretend" or "to put on airs.
Step into the first-floor parlor and dining rooms, and you can imagine the vistas this house once commanded, appreciate its openness to light and air, and understand the deep affection Hamilton had for it as he poured his scant capital into its construction.
"I have often expressed on the air my undying love and affection for you," Lauer told Keaton.
The air kiss is all about showing affection without actually giving it.
He made a point of introducing me to each by name, and I was impressed by their air of quiet concentration and their obvious affection for Giles.
And yet as I return by tube, the carriage air thick with fried chicken, I still feel deep affection for this horrible city.
