affectation造句

I detest all affectation.

I'm disgusted with her affectation.

Her posh accent is pure affectation.

First of all a negative one, my friend: it would never be guilty of affectation.

Nevertheless, we note her nudity, which instead of covering she seems to reveal with a certain affectation.

Michaelis talked frankly about himself, quite frankly, without affectation, simply revealing his Bitter, indifferent, stray-dog's soul, then showing a gleam of revengeful pride in his success.

Friendship is just like love. You will feel happy only if you live with friends who can get along with you naturally and need no affectation or lies.

One small quibble is the affectation in the title that this period of California's history began in 1950 and ended in 1963 (coincidentally the year of President Kennedy's assassination).

It's interesting to see the different views of glamour and fashion over time, and how a bullet bra can be the height of seductive lingerie in one decade, and a ridiculous affectation in another.