Sentence examples for maternal about from inspiring English sources

It starts with the word "mother," and there's something essentially and metaphysically maternal about Malick's mighty purview.

"When I watch the black-and-white footage of my mother auditioning, staring out into the audience, I feel maternal about her," Sarah says.

There's something almost maternal about it" Did Ayer feel the same way about the sub? "There was nothing loving about that boat," he says.

What she meant, as she explained in a 1928 magazine essay, "My Home Town," was that she felt tenderly "maternal" about the "nervous and fevered and dashing place" where she had lived most of her life and that anyone insulting the city would risk her vinegar wit.

There's something very maternal about it.

I think her desire, I hate to make this the woman who wants to care of a man, and I don't want to, but I think there is something really natural, something maternal, about their relationship, a little strange, but real, that developed between the two of them that I thought was fantastic.

A dog hook actually, nothing maternal or paternal about it.

"This is not just about opposition to birth control, but about young girls being forced into marriage, about maternal deaths and about child health".

Restriction increased linearly with maternal concern about overweight, and maternal concern about overweight fully mediated the association between child adiposity and restriction.

The range of mercury concentrations in cord blood and maternal hair was about 1000-fold.

Child care problems included negative reactions from the children, concern about the quality of the provider, and maternal worry about care.