Sentence examples for increasingly affectionate from inspiring English sources

"Our piece is a romantic comedy," Mr. Moses said, "so one of the first things we had to figure out was where the initially barbed and increasingly affectionate banter would come from".

Given the increasingly affectionate treatment meted out to pets, it is no surprise that human dietary trends should influence the pet food market, said Dr. Karen Padgett, veterinary channel director for Hill's Pet Nutrition: "Anthropomorphism is just one of the ways we love our pets".

Here are five destinations, and what I drank there, that are now on my increasingly affectionate wine map of London.

They were earnest, ambitious and increasingly affectionate with one another.

But the heart of the show, one fears, will be the increasingly affectionate banter between man and bot.

Leila Collins, a psychotherapist and principal lecturer at Middlesex University, believes that affectionate displays are increasingly rare.

The problem is Charlie, the family patriarch: affectionate, generous, proud and, alas, increasingly addled.

Witt is a sharp observer of the behavior and the motivations of others, a wry, affectionate portraitist of idealistic people and the increasingly surreal place they belong to.

The once lively and affectionate young woman had been demanding more and more paid days off, regularly threatening to quit and growing increasingly inattentive.

The book, which has an affectionate foreword by Albert Hadley, Baldwin's former student, is a welcome addition to the two (out-of-print and increasingly expensive) volumes on the decorator's work, "Billy Baldwin Decorates and Billy Baldwin Remembersrs".

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