Sentence examples for affecting at all from inspiring English sources
Some magicians, for instance, refer to the "perfect-trick" theory, in order to explain why a trick perfectly performed and seamlessly achieved can be less affecting — indeed, not affecting at all — compared to one whose deliberately ragged edges in performance open doors to speculation and uncertainty.
Possible responses are along a 7-point scale, and range from "Not affected at all" (=1) to "Extremely affected" (=7).
Maximal discrimination by the GC% method was less affected, and maximal discrimination by codon bias was hardly affected at all.
LaGuardia was not affected at all.
The host body isn't affected at all.
Some people don't seem affected at all.
Fortunately, my family has not been affected at all.
Most of the people who are for it are absolutely not affected at all.
He added, "The job is not affected at all by this, and never will be".
He added: "I'm not saying the epidemic has been affected at all yet.
