Sentence examples for affecting new from inspiring English sources

It's not that the odd, ultimately affecting, new play here in Briarcliff Manor is long.

These last words, from an intense and deeply affecting new documentary play called "The Exonerated," are uttered in a quiet voice that mixes resignation with enduring astonishment.

And off races the sparkling, crisp, clever, deft, hilarious and deeply affecting new novel by Cathleen Schine, her best yet, "The Three Weissmanns of Westport".

Still, an affecting new production of Strauss's neglected opera "Die Liebe der Danae," which opened on Monday night at the Small Festival Hall, bodes well for Mr. Ruzicka's ability to realize his own vision.

Annabel Arden's unshowy but radiant and affecting new production for Welsh National Opera, sensuously conducted by Carlo Rizzi with rhapsodic playing from the orchestra, updates the work by a few years.

Her accomplishment is all the more impressive in the context of this divisive Venice Biennale: in a show with too little regard for form, her profound and affecting new work proves that politics and beauty are not at odds.

Philippe Petit's 1974 high-wire walk between the twin towers is pivotal to all the lives in this deeply affecting New York novel.

A new report indicates that falling stock prices may be affecting New York's housing prices.

Michael's new assignment will allow Kate to dive into more of the issues affecting New Jersey, and the stories unfolding there, from Camden to the Pine Barrens.

WHAT YOU GET -- A good-government guide to the issues and policies affecting New Yorkers.

The work is slow because it must be carried on without materially affecting New York Central train service.