Sentence examples for and full of affection from inspiring English sources

Lively and detailed, the letters are both erudite and unpretentious, meant for her husband alone, and full of affection and gratitude.

The Nobel laureate died in June, but the voice of Small Memories is so immediate, genial and full of simple affection for the boy he was, that reading it feels very much like sharing a fireside with a talkative uncle.

It sounded effeminate and too full of affection.

A would-be writer all his life, Selznick was in his element: his cards were witty, erudite, cheeky and as full of affection as a cocker spaniel.

The humour and charm of this works only if carried on a wave of buoyancy – if it's quick and full of vim and affection.

Reality is the aim of fiction". As an antidote, the book's fourth section, "Special Friends and Family," is full of affection, with Stegner at his most expansive, curious and often jaunty, particularly in the early letters from Greensboro, Vt., where he and Mary spent many summers and had some of their happiest times.

But first, Gerda has to defeat the Snow Queen, who is determined to secure the big fat heart of Kai, so full of affection and friendship, and transform his love into the hate on which she gorges.

"To Rome With Love" — a fairly generic title that reportedly replaced the more evocative "Bop Decameron" and "Nero Fiddled" — is full of affection for the motley patchwork of Italian culture.

* "SIDE MAN". A lovely play by Warren Leight about a jazz trumpeter, his alcoholic wife and the son who is parent to them both, "Side Man" is both heartbreaking and touching, a play of true feeling, full of affection for its characters and insight about the events it conjures.

On Tuesday, Francis sent his predecessor a warm greeting "full of affection and gratitude," drawing long applause from the crowd.

A break-up album full of affection and understanding.