Sentence examples for too affectionate from inspiring English sources
Perhaps too affectionate.
It's too affectionate and affecting.
The problem was that Bluto was too affectionate.
If there is a shortcoming in "The Queen," it is that, in the face of compelling evidence, it maintains too affectionate a gaze on human nature.
"If you were to hear what I really think of the people I called that," he said, raising a hand to jab at his chest, "racaille is still too affectionate".
Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) Speaking of butts … New York governor Andrew Cuomo and his girlfriend, the TV chef Sandra Lee, appeared to get a little too affectionate at the guv's local polling place.
Look for overly affectionate behavior.
It's celebratory too then, affectionate even.
Gerald Barry's Piano Concerto is typically irreverent, but typically affectionate too.
But she can be affectionate, too, as she was in her worldwide 2001 hit in English, "Whenever, Wherever".
They're also very affectionate and playful.
