Sentence examples similar to thinking back with affection from inspiring English sources
I'm thinking back to my weekend with Friend Not Rapist, and I'm thinking of his questions.
Thinking back, the narrator can remember only one gesture of affection between her parents, when she returned from an errand to find them sitting together on a couch, her mother's feet on her father's lap: "He was tickling the soles of her feet with his fingertips and she was flinching, but laughing.
There's also a sense that we're looking back with affection at the 1970s because we view it as a simpler age.
This is a zesty role for the witty Bergen, and so is that of the pageant's veteran host for William Shatner, who brings back--with affection--memories of Miss America's venerable Bert Parks.
I look back with massive affection.
She told the Press Association: "I look back with enormous affection and love for Dickie.
"I look back with enormous affection and love for Dickie.
Most people look back on the act with affection and, probably, a little embarrassment.
We have since learned enough about our close kinship with the animal kingdom, and the dangers involved, to look back at the origins of "vaccine" with affection.
Two wolves bound to his slight, seated frame and bombard him with affection until he topples back, cackling.
