Sentence examples for a more affecting from inspiring English sources

It's a larger play, a deeper play, but not a more affecting one.

Is there a more affecting, haunting scene in Hollywood sci-fi than Rutger Hauer's "tears in rain" speech from 1982's Blade Runner?

Here, somehow, the novel's flights from reality distance the reader from the emotional impact that might come in a more affecting realistic (or even fantasy) novel.

I've never seen anyone get a laugh from Sondheim's line, "Does anyone still wear a hat?", as Stritch did, nor deliver a more affecting rendition of Noel Coward's The Party's Over.

A more affecting performance is in a video by the Chinese artist Ma Qiusha, who describes how her parents relentlessly pressured her to succeed as an artist, beginning when she was a child.

Though Barbara Ehrenreich's best-selling book on the ordeals of low-wage American workers, "Nickel and Dimed," was required summer reading in high school, Sam grudgingly admits that he's privy to a more affecting set of economic indicators when he punches the time clock.

He'd written at least a dozen more affecting pieces of music.

But her take is more expansive here: this is a quieter, gentler Thomas, less of a dispassionate observer and more of an engaged participant in her dogs lives, and the result is a fuller, more affecting read.

It's hard to imagine a tale more affecting (or romantic) about that moment when boys pass from boyhood to adolescence, facing the terrible awareness that the friendships one has at 12 are never to be repeated.

And if it does, it could provide Downey with an opportunity to deliver an even more affecting performance than before.

Levels of PAPP-A were more affected at week 10, and those of f β-hCG were more affected at week 12.