Sentence examples for two affectionate from inspiring English sources

"Seascape" involves two affectionate couples — one human, one reptile.

There is a framed original print of Milton H. Greene's leggy photograph of Marilyn Monroe, a Mailer obsession and the subject of two affectionate books.

The spirit of the household was set by two affectionate, (outwardly) poised adults.

Hacking smokers' coughs, glass clinks and a thousand affectionate "youse cunts" punctuate the air.

In contrast to this pained portrait are three affectionate poems for women artists: the painter Lee Krasner and the poets Mona Van Duyn and Muriel Rukeyser.

"What he wanted," Mr. Selden writes credulously of Twain and his worshipful young admirers, "was the kind of attention he had enjoyed as the young father of three affectionate girls, and the kind of companionship that he had hoped to enjoy with those daughters in his old age".

(The rooms, though not spacious, are impeccable, down to individual call buttons for Waiter, Valet and Maid; the elevator can fit only three affectionate bulimics without luggage and is so slow that a teenager can actually get through puberty between Floors 1 and 4. But such unrushed Edwardian elegance is precisely the point of this hotel consistently ranked as one of London's best).

The one exception, the one entirely affectionate parody in the book, may be the best parody in English — the one of Henry James, called "The Mote in the Middle Distance".

It's usually two parts affectionate to one part critical of the Landlord's boorish attitudes.

The lab is not far from the Upper West Side apartment she moved to with her husband, a retired biophysicist, and two unusually affectionate cats, after retiring from teaching, in 2017.

Caring grandmother of five, and affectionate sister.