Sentence examples for particularly affectionate from inspiring English sources

Julie Bowen is a particularly affectionate person so she brings that to Claire, which is why Claire is always kissing everyone.

She is considered a particularly affectionate girl because she has to be extremely physically close to people to see what they look like.

He always kisses me upon seeing me or leaving but he's never been particularly affectionate, even when the sex was good.

Apparently written early in August 2004, it noted that the couple appeared to have marked the third anniversary of their affair on 22 July, when Blunkett had left a particularly affectionate message.

I'm not particularly affectionate, even with people I know well.

Mandy notes that stag beetles are not particularly affectionate, but they are "very fun to watch".

They are especially affectionate and loving.

In contrast, when children experienced particularly calm or affectionate contact, their cortisol decreased.

She didn't know Ross's character then, of course, how woozily affectionate he was, particularly toward society's most vulnerable: has-been American actresses, the elderly, babies (especially babies).

And indeed, the portrait Kashner draws of his professors, though generally affectionate, isn't a particularly attractive one.

His Ben is a dissenter, even from the family he loves, and you realize that he sees them more clearly, particularly their self-regard, than they in their affectionate condescension see him.