affectionately

The world is young: the former great men call to us affectionately.

"I was having a great time," he said almost affectionately.

"Like any good mother, you feel for other children," she said affectionately.

He went to the woman and put his arm around her affectionately.

The old lady looked affectionately from the one to the other.

"There's nothing like one of these for making you feel good," he said affectionately.

She will be long and affectionately remembered by all of us.

But looking back, it all came from the way he spoke so affectionately about his family.

She went at once to him, and put her hands affectionately on his shoulders.

"Every day was different," he said affectionately of his teaching career.

The man patted her affectionately on the head then turned away.

She screwed her eyes up at him affectionately, then turned away.

The way she affectionately stared at it made me feel good.

He stayed on, talking affectionately until it was quite dark.

To his friends, and all who knew him, he was affectionately known as "Jack."

He was looking at me, and so affectionately that I could hardly stand it.

She really had been a piece of work, he reflected affectionately.

She greeted her brother affectionately as everyone went into the living room.

He smiled at her affectionately, but she did not smile back.

She shook her head, affectionately, then rose and took his hand.

It wasn't done affectionately but as if she was in need.

Once they were alone, Sarah smiled affectionately and took his hand.

Kids," he said almost affectionately, "and think how they've changed the country's face!

No friends raising their glasses as they look at you affectionately.

He looks at Phil affectionately, unable to think of anything to say.