Sentence examples similar to lavish with affection from inspiring English sources
One girlfriend that she idolized was Gwedolyn, a lovely delicate child who was lavished with affection by her family because she had diabetes.
Partly because of the high rate of infant mortality, children were lavished with affection, prized, coddled and adored; the early Elizabethans were the first generation to fill the nursery with toys.
If the show has a weakness, it's when it introduces artsy expressions of futuristic societies that tend to be technologically crude: images of heavy plastic tubes that potential sexual mates can use to sniff each other, for example, or robots that refuse to respond until they are lavished with affection.
Being lavished with affection by your mum as a young child makes you better able to cope with the stresses and strains of adult life, say researchers.
Blessed with two daughters, I lavished them with affection.
I was lavished with attention, affection and love.
Presumably with affection.
With affection and regard, David W.
He clings to the consonant with affection.
He also means this with affection.
