Sentence examples similar to exuding affection from inspiring English sources
The characters in "Charms for the Easy Life" exude affection in every frame, and when they're in love, they're so in love they can't stop smiling.
Graham's book exudes affection for Kissinger as well as Robert McNamara and other luminaries of various administrations who remained her close friends until she died in 2001.
The lead actresses — who, with the exception of Haddish, are all in their mid-forties — exude affection not just for each other but for their own messed-up characters.
(Anderson) Male Bonding (Monday) Hailing from Dalston, London's trendiest neighborhood, this young punk clan exudes fraternal affection and urgent energy.
Jones's staging, meanwhile, barely exudes real affection for the work either; even the final trio doesn't melt hearts.
My miracle child exudes confidence, affection and has a zest for life that is contagious.
She exudes an immediate affection for her adopted home.
With their beaks nudging each other playfully, the trio exudes energy and mutual affection.
Exuding a light comic touch as the object of a married man's affection, it's never difficult to see why.
And they can pinpoint an entire dance culture in a single sentence: Denham's Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo epitomized "kitsch-glamour, exaggerated but deft theatricality, amusement, warmth and exotica, with enormous affection exuding from both sides of the footlights".
