Sentence examples for affecting experience from inspiring English sources

If writing the book was an affecting experience, reading it proves equally so.

Yet the silliness is so untamed it overwhelms the production's potential for a truly affecting experience.

David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter British playwright Nick Payne's beguiling Constellations is not only a full-bodied narrative, it's a richly affecting experience.

As with so many manufactured pop stars, her "character" was finely nuanced: Billie wasn't projected as a true innocent, and certainly not as a precocious slut; she was an innocent affecting experience.

Jackson's poetry is both "powerful and violent", according to R042, while supporter Dylanwolf praised Pelt as "an assured and mysterious collection – a rewarding read, reminding one of the rich and affecting experience that is the glory of reading poetry".

These, however, are particular beliefs which can be arrived at for any number of reasons, including things your mother told you, the reading of a powerful book, the authority of a respected  teacher, an affecting experience that you have generalized into a maxim  ("From now on I'll speak ill of no one").

The most deeply affecting experiences remain mysterious, unspeakable.

15 28 Social relations emerged as an important factor in the experiences of living with chronic pain, affecting experiences in both positive and negative ways.

Persons with high scores of positive affect experience frequent and intense episodes of pleasure.

Conversely, those persons with high levels of negative affect experience repeated episodes of intense displeasure (Watson, 2005).

Various factors affect experience and therefore the benefit.