Sentence examples similar to less outwardly affectionate from inspiring English sources

Turnbull is less outwardly offensive.

Often outwardly affectionate with her husband, Cherie clutched his arm and rested her head on his shoulder.

Although he inherited his emphasis on defense, Tony Bennett is far less outwardly emotional.

The life journey of members of the Class of '71 has been less outwardly dramatic, but they, too, have many wondrous tales to tell.

It feels like something more insidious than a double entendre, though less outwardly offensive than a slur.

But his relationship with the country's current government is less than affectionate.

There were two benefits to the invention, which has since come to be known by the less than affectionate nickname of "rope drive".

I do think it's safe to say that midwesterners and Brits are less revealing and less openly affectionate than people in other parts of the world.

In earlier instances, though, the conflict was considerably less affectionate.

Woodley couldn't sound any less affectionate about it.

Other more formidable acquaintances get no less affectionate treatment.