affectation sentence examples

• Affectation of indifference i began to chop idly at the ground in front of me with my hatchet.
• He also has a good many violent affectations, wherein lies much of the appeal of the classic freak show.
• It has sunk into an empty parade; it is a mere affectation of humility, an apology and excuse for something better.
• Affectation of many words in prayer.
• Benedict wisely plays his part in a stolid, straightforward manner; titmuss goes for sweet sadness but produces only girlish affectation.
• You must know, " said teddy, with a great affectation of being particular, " mr.
• Perhaps it was the soft light - but the advanced age seemed more an affectation than a true tyranny of the years.
• We all agree that they're decent songwriters, but some of their vocal affectations to me are really annoying.
• Juan, it's not his name, yet to keep calling him the unconscious argentinean would be a silly affectation.
• Don't indicate - it is an unnecessary affectation.
• Perhaps any search for common ground between the greeks and ourselves is similarly a romantic affectation.

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