Sentence examples for a really affecting from inspiring English sources

I think it's a really affecting chord progression and tune – it's another one with heavy reverb on it, and it sets a mood.

Kristie said of the experience:  "It's a really affecting thing to see someone you've known since you were 19 in their seventies and imagine what life would be like then".

Wade said she had been drawn to the piece not only by the power of her story but also by the "universality" of it; how she had protected other adults in her life from finding out what had happened to her. " I thought that was a really interesting, a really sad and a really affecting idea about the way children do find themselves protecting the adults from the reality of their lives," she said.

Not a luxury, by any means, but a phenomenon that isn't really affecting Wellingborough adversely or positively.

Similarly, does the number of female MPs in a country really affect a woman's experience of mothering?

But it's also exciting when you see that work being applied, that work really affecting how a country functions," said Walter Baethgen, head of regional and sectoral research at IRI.

We have come to a conclusion, these cups are really affecting our lives, your life, and everything you care about.

"My client is a simple man, and the comments on family values and the importance of being a Christian really affected him in a kind of miraculous way".

It was really affecting me psychologically.

There was something really affecting about that.

I think that's really affecting him.