Sentence examples for critical affection from inspiring English sources
But I know precisely where she learned this ferocious, critical, affection from – her own mother.
One day no doubt Nairn will get a heavy-duty biography, but for the time being this elegant, rather slighter treatment does the job with charm and just the right degree of critical affection.
His best films are 20-plus years in the past but he continues to ride a wave of critical affection based on fond memories of movies seen long ago.
What the group has lacked in critical affection they have made up for in commercial appeal, largely through success on radio, an arena Halsey despite her impressive streaming numbers and legion of fans on social media was eager to break into herself.
"I think that was harder on a 10-year-old boy than he'd care to admit at the time," Obama said, sitting in a chair in the Oval Office and speaking about his mother with a mix of affection and critical distance.
The main voice of reason is that of Reagan's son Ron, who is interviewed by a swimming pool, describing his father with affection, but also critical distance.
The Chicago studio worked on 2011's retconned ninth entry in the franchise, a critical success that rekindled public affection for the game that wasn't Street Fighter II in the early 1990s.
Hand in Hand teachers and school administrators are committed to providing the children with that most critical aspect of peace-building: genuine affection of the other, based on familiarity and understanding -- especially during early childhood.
His plays, acrid and critical of his own people, were tempered with affection, and thus, deep sadness.
This gift was also an expression of Bob's deep respect and affection for George Heyman and his understanding that philanthropy is critical to American society.
The lack of affection for Mr. Malick, too, signals that for all its critical accolades, his "Tree of Life" may be too arty for mainstream Hollywood kudos.
