Sentence examples for affect of a from inspiring English sources
Sometimes he assumed the affect of a drill sergeant, barking orders at employees.
The incision lends it the affect of a sly smile — or a blissful blessing.
The wardens brought before Amini a tall, beautiful young woman who had the affect of a child, and looked on Amini in confusion.
When Assad was accused of killing civilians, he insisted that the victims were combatants — speaking, as ever, with the flat affect of a store manager disclosing poor sales figures.
As the cameras kept clicking, Smiley, who has the strong-boned good looks of an anchorwoman and the encouraging affect of a first-grade teacher, grew a bit flustered by the continuing attention.
As one of my friends back then said, "I adopted the affect of a librarian". Fearing that it would remind our bosses that we were of a different gender, almost none of us breast-fed our babies.
He delivered his remarks with the muted affect of an actor doing a table read.
Silver has the soul of a popularizer, and the affect of an aesthete.
To discuss the affect of an ageing population on the pensions sector, a panel of experts joined Guardian Sustainable Business for an online live chat.
Arguments about gun control, perhaps, or the dangerous mental affects of a game that involves the bludgeoning of others, and the battering of your brain.
The affects of a minimum wage increase on the economy is one of the most hotly debated issues in economic research.
