Sentence examples for affect statements from inspiring English sources

These corrections affect statements in: Results page 5, paragraph Lower pharyngeal jaws; Discussion page 6, 1st paragraph.

Both the arguments identified alongside fear of addiction were affect statements, indicating the presence of cognitive processes and self-reflection about behaviours that precede change.

Although change is, of necessity, a slow process, this meeting offered stimulating debates, some of which will impact upon this year's statement and some of which will affect statements in years to come.

A skillfully designed game might use this participatory perspective for artistic purpose — offering profound, affecting statements about the human condition.

Back in Australia, Menzies' traditional Lucia was arguably less flawed, but it also took far fewer risks, a safe, inoffensive but ultimately toothless production that in its eagerness to merely please shied away from more affecting statements.

It was an affecting statement on its own.

It's an affecting statement, and one that I needed to hear when I was trying to help my sister get clean.

"Admissions tutors are increasingly conscious of how past advantage can affect the statements submitted," says Dr Jones, "Academic capital is more important than cultural capital – so it's great if you can play the flute, but we'll be more impressed if you show a deep understanding of your discipline and the kind of content you'll encounter on your chosen courses".

Formal consensus methods such as the nominal group technique are often used as part of guideline development, but little is known about factors that affect the statements produced by nominal groups, and on their consistency with the research evidence.

It'll be interesting to see how this particular issue is resolved, and how it might affect future statements from Hastings and other high-profile executives on social networks.

However, this group represents too small a sample to be used for statistical comparisons, and the omission of these genes is unlikely to affect our statements.