Sentence examples for to affectionate from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having affection or warm regard; loving; fond.
- She eulogised her always warm and affectionate brother.
That's how I make my living," John Trevelyan said, to affectionate laughter.
Exactly one rap star has an Instagram account wholly devoted to affectionate, intimate, cute pictures of his child: Chief Keef.
Excoriations of politicians appear next to affectionate family stories and bemused observations on the absurdities of life, helping to fill out our understanding of America's greatest humorist.
The Bauhaus teacher Josef Albers is here with his 1954 Study To Affectionate, a radiant orange frame grading inward to a square of rose red.
The brothers' relationship - driven by jealousy, ricocheting from fiery rows to affectionate complicity - is utterly convincing as long as they are playing cards or arguing about pornography.
Even if the experiment hustled us straight past love and in to affectionate old flames, it gave us a night that I don't suppose either of us will forget.
From his Beatles songs to his most recent album, "Driving Rain" (Capitol), he has been unafraid to sound affectionate to the point of sentimentality.
It's second nature for me to be affectionate to our boys.
" In decades past, it was not as culturally important for dads to be affectionate to kids; however, times have changed.
I didn't want him to be affectionate towards me, to pretend to feel any sort of emotion towards me.
They quickly learn to submit to her affectionate authority.
