How To Use unaffectionate In A Sentence
- My father was just like my gran, unaffectionate, disliked emotions, disliked any form of togetherness.
- From the launch of the series, Russell was portrayed as emotionally detached, unaffectionate toward his beautiful, albeit augmented, wife. Jim Moret: Are Reality Shows Turning Deadly?
- She rapidly became unaffectionate and irritated-seeming.
- Women in this country are fed-up with Scottish men because they are reserved and can be unaffectionate, whereas Latin women love them for that.
- I am not blind toward her daily stresses, however, over the past 3 years or so, she has become completely unaffectionate.
- A tear slid down Francine's cheek, and the usually unaffectionate Crystal put an arm around her, though she felt slightly uncomfortable doing it.
- If you are among the protesters whom the Wall Street Journal unaffectionately calls ‘Luddite whackos,’ you may take a little credit for that.
- If we take her unaffectionate term to mean a kind of stately opulence resulting in cinematic impotence, she has succeeded.
- I'm frosty, distant and unaffectionate.
- To the prodigal son, they said their goodbyes - in such unaffectionate language that the reconciliation Rooney may hope for will never happen - before they gave voice to the mightiest of roars.