Sentence examples for attitude of affectionate from inspiring English sources
You can trace a whole skein of playwrights from J. M. Synge, whose sweet-and-sour comedy, "The Playboy of the Western World," set out the attitude of affectionate pity that Irish writers expressed for their countrymen throughout the 20th century.
People here ask how New York is doing with the affectionate attitude of a nephew wondering about a favorite aunt, and they clearly know how fortunate they are to be celebrating with the carefree exhilaration French-Canadians have indulged in for centuries.
The overall attitude is affectionate, enthusiastic, astonished.
A Curious Selection of Affectionate Verse.
Instead of fear she elicited waves of affectionate laughter.
MILLER -- You develop a kind of affectionate objectivity about it.
He was often found in the newsroom, and was the subject of affectionate rumor.
They also had then, as now, a lads-being-lads relationship of affectionate sarcasm.
Dyadic reciprocity was predicted by the frequency of affectionate touch but not by any other form of touch.
Bird houses are the footprints of affectionate people who have shown great respect to all living creatures and supported wild life.
A high affiliation index signifies an experience of affectionate interaction between patient and therapist.
