Sentence examples for infectious affection from inspiring English sources
Of course those moves and words wouldn't count for nearly as much if Mr. Jackman didn't inflect them with infectious affection for what he's doing.
While some may balk at the outlandish final act, there's no doubting the infectious affection of the film's descent into the mouth of madness, and Whedon's admirable desire to treat fans as sentient beings rather than brainless dorks.
-- expansive good will and infectious enthusiasms inspire affection in people of the sort who do not otherwise hesitate when called upon to snipe at their peers.
His affection is affecting and infectious.
Michal loves his brother's scary bedtime tales, an affection he conveys with infectious ingenuousness.
Amateur, as any self-respecting etymologist will tell you, derives from the French for love, and Bragg's affection for his subject is infectious.
Its affection for its characters is infectious.
At times the book structure seems far from linear, returning to topics and concepts already touched on before, but White's affection for the world she describes is infectious.
Having said that, the affection and high spirits of Super 8 are infectious.
Shana's smile was infectious when she showed him off and everyone could see his affection for her in his eyes.
"The affection that my grandmother the Queen has for this nation is infectious," he said.
