Sentence examples for Made an affecting from inspiring English sources

The dancer and filmmaker Eva Soltes who has made an affecting documentary entitled "Lou Harrison: A World of Music"—curates residencies and performances there.

A long time ago, the Danish writer-director made an affecting movie, "Breaking the Waves" (1996), but ever since then his movies have been a disaster, so aggressively dislikable and incoherent that many of us can hardly sit through them.

Yet Kessler-Harris makes an affecting case for the difficulty of Hellman's solo achievement.

But it is rare that someone makes an affecting connection with anyone else, which means the production is riddled with holes where feelings should be.

The streamlined electro-disco of "Rain" offers a beguiling dancefloor diversion, however, while hushed ballad "By the Time" suggests this stage-school exhibitionist may make an affecting songwriter yet.

What makes an affect a passion is that it is confused, and therefore inadequate.

The earthy expressivity and subtle intensity of her singing, however, made her an affecting Mimi.

The distant rainstorm, the wind and the "retired" aircraft made for an affecting graveyard.

But the vocal resonance and emotional integrity of his performance made him an affecting Rodrigo.

Re "She Died the Same Way She Lived: Planning Well in Advance" (Essay, Dec. 6): Carol Levine's arguments for medical planning and advance directives made for an affecting and effective piece.

"They've made a decision affecting tens of millions of people without regard to their opinions," he said in an interview.