There are the inevitable exceptions - a cat-owning friend has a wonderfully affectionate feline who loves nothing more than cuddling up on her owner's lap.
An intelligent, perceptive drama with superb performances by Michelle Williams and Seth Rogen, in a wonderfully affectionate, possibly career-best turn".
There was a huge, and wonderfully affectionate memorial evening for him held at the Motion Picture Academy Theater.
It was a wonderfully warm, affectionate evening with old friends and family.
The later films put that modus operandi to a strenuous, often laborious test, but there sits the almost naive "Variety Lights," whose simplistic denizens foreshadow the wonderfully unaffected, affectionate films Fellini would make for much of the 1950's.
Her latest book, "Counting my Chickens" (just published in the States by Farrar, Straus & Giroux), is a collection of essays whose subjects range from the curious behavior of poultry to puffball mushrooms, moss, the best book ever written on retailing ("The Tale of Ginger and Pickles," by Beatrix Potter) and wonderfully funny and affectionate reminiscences of her family and friends.
But where that updating was wonderfully witty, visually deft and – above all – profoundly affectionate, the Royal Opera production seems calculating, cosmetic and heartless.
I feel like an enchanted guest, almost an anthropologist, watching men working creatively; how wonderfully funny and generous they are with one another: comfortable, physically affectionate, their odd jokes (which I sometimes don't get) not competitive but supportive.
Evidently, Richards saw the impersonation as an affectionate tribute, and in this third picture in the franchise he has a brief role as Jack Sparrow's wonderfully seedy father, Captain Jack Teague.
Wonderfully, "Splendor," the movie and the comic-book, both take off into the stratosphere when they evoke the teeming, dirty and affectionate rundown life of Elzie Segar's "Popeye" comic strips, with their brisk American existentialism.
