Sentence examples for affect suggests from inspiring English sources

The opposite increased difficulty of disengaging due to negative affect suggests a flexibility-rigidity continuum in affective modulation.

All Mr. Lloyd's music and affect suggests that he seeks guidance from the spirit world.

As his vocal foil, Mr. Dowd employs Kim Sherwood-Caso, a female singer whose utter lack of affect suggests innocence (soon to be corrupted), eroticism (soon to be exploited) and general carelessness (soon to be regretted).

Tarantino, in his cinema-centric skein of references, suggests precisely the lack of confidence that he's filming anything like actual experience — even though the ardent righteousness of the movie's emotional affect suggests that he's filming something close to his thoughts and feelings.

Tarantino, in his cinema-centric skein of references, suggests precisely the lack of confidence that he's filming anything like actual experience even though the ardent righteousness of the movie's emotional affect suggests that he's filming something close to his thoughts and feelings.

Our earlier work demonstrating that mildly depressed or anxious OSA subjects show greater brain injury over patients with normal mood or affect suggests a neural basis for the mood disturbances [42], [44].

Nothing in the woman's affect suggested that the memory was false.

For example, in a 21-day diary study, negative affect was associated with next-day fasting glucose, whereas fasting glucose failed to predict next-day negative affect, suggesting a unidirectional linkage (35).

The bank's comment that no client positions were affected suggests that a hedge failed or that an arbitrage trade went badly wrong.

Although ATT changed threshold, the fact that neither pain ratings nor tolerance was affected suggests that a single, brief session of ATT may not be sufficient to affect broader change.

The fact that the growth rate in vitro of noggin-silenced clones is not affected suggests that this effect in vivo may be exerted through an influence of the bone environment.