Sentence examples for really affectionate from inspiring English sources
"We're only really affectionate with a few people," said Morman.
For his part, Mr. Kaye said that he had "really affectionate memories of Jimmy," and called him a "genius".
Michael Stevens said, "She can be really affectionate, while coming out swinging, because her heart is so deep".
On "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," there's a really affectionate scene where you go and help Kim sort through her clothes.
Perhaps it all began because of this: "Few misfortunes can befall a boy which bring worse consequences than to have a really affectionate mother".
"We have seen couples who are really affectionate and really on each other all night ― and now they're divorced.
He concludes with a sentimental, indulgent sadness, and Grant's portrayal of Bayfield is really good: affectionate, tender, uxorious and entirely uncynical.
Some primary school children – watch them outside almost any schools – feel really quite affectionate towards the crossing patrol who is often an older, quasi-grandparental figure.
This week it released its impressive debut album, "America Give Up" (Rough Trade), which passes for snarling and grotty but is really an affectionate revision of bands that preceded it, from the ragged optimism of the Replacements to the ragged pessimism of the Strokes.
Directed by Brian Cook, who was an assistant director on the Kubrick films "The Shining," "Barry Lyndon" and "Eyes Wide Shut," and written by Anthony Frewin, who was Kubrick's personal assistant, "this arch, episodic movie is really an affectionate sequence of in-jokes conceived as a posthumous homage to Kubrick by two knowing insiders," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
So, this is really an affectionate look back at the twenty years that I spent living in the U.S.A., and some of the great roots music from the heartland.
