Sentence examples for speaks affectionately from inspiring English sources
Calvin, an outgoing man with a soft Virginia drawl, speaks affectionately of Gene: "Aggressive?
Like apple pie and motherhood, everyone speaks affectionately about parent involvement in public schools.
At times, he sprinkles in Italian phrases and speaks affectionately of his childhood in Queens, where family dinners revolved around animated debates.
He speaks affectionately of the state and its people, but if this is his idea of affection I wouldn't want to see him working on characters that he disdains.
As for Mr. Giraldi, he's a knee-squeezer who puts out food even if a visitor has told him she won't be eating; a self-made guy who speaks affectionately of both his uncle the bookie (his late uncle), and of his mother, Minnie, a fabulous cook.
He spoke affectionately, of course.
Hill spoke affectionately of his father.
In Puttalam Muslims speak affectionately of their old Tamil neighbours.
He spoke affectionately about Raymundo Hidalgo-Gato, who died nine years ago.
John C. Liu spoke affectionately of his first apartment, a studio in Woodside, Queens, that he shared with a cat he called Psst.
"He's Gonzo, and he is what he is," said Jay Wright, the coach of Villanova, who spoke affectionately of his friend, acknowledging that he is a character.
