Every summer she would doat on the orphaned kittens, spoiling them with milk and warmth.

Even after all these years, he doated on the old oak tree that had shaded his childhood home.

His doating for his granddaughter blinded him to any faults she might have.

She spent the afternoon doating on the portrait, murmuring praises as if it were truly alive.

Her old letters were filled with doatings that made him smile and shake his head.

Mrs. Ellery doats over her garden gnomes, arranging them by color and size every morning.

The antique shop displayed several doating-pieces that seemed to evoke nostalgia among its older patrons.

The old sailor always called his granddaughter his doating-piece, smiling as he knitted her tiny sweaters.

He doatingly tended the garden, whispering compliments to each fragile bloom.

The doaters crowded the theater to catch a glimpse of the retired actress they adored.