| Fast food, the gas station, the neon sign, and the motel to name but a few, are the affectations of the early highways. |
| Green plays softball with James's affectations, while Culkin minces through a selection of costume changes. |
| It is, at least, geared towards an understanding of mutual metagenetic affectations in an experiment of non-exclusion. |
| He may ladle on the mannered affectations but they're laced with a really spiky humour. |
| This is unfortunate, since he has usually been immune to such literary affectations. |
| Alas, I cannot fulfil those dreams of a charming man and I offer no affectations of such a one. |
