Sentence examples for affect has been from inspiring English sources

The overall affect has been to make American support and any interior soft revolution even more remote, he said.

Her affect has been described as "Cockney madam panto," which is fairly opaque language: "panto" refers to campy Christmas theatre; you know what madams oversee.

Some evidence to this affect has been unearthed, though Labour's Excalibur search engine also wrongly picked out the group's new chairman, Simon Benham, a 25-year-old market researcher, who said last night that he has no "great interest in politics".

The link between exercise intensity and affect has been a popular topic of investigation for many years but has drawn few universally accepted conclusions.

In performance evaluation literature, although the combination of some variables such as age, gender, experience, observation time, and interpersonal affect has been widely considered in determining employee performance, no investigation has indicated the influence of workplace conditions on job performance.

In support of this, manipulating affect has been shown to make a difference to people's judgments (Wheatley and Haidt 2005), and areas of the brain associated with such affective responses found active when people make judgments (e.g., Greene and Haidt 2002; Moll, de Oliveira-Souza, and Eslinger 2003).

The group most affected has been students.

But exactly how circulation patterns were affected has been hard to pin down.

Obesity is associated with adipose-tissue inflammation; whether the brain is also affected has been unclear.

Many of those affected have been forced to improvise.

The families of those affected have been informed.