The phrase "affecting statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe statements that have a strong emotional impact or influence on someone.
Example: "The film was filled with affecting statements that resonated deeply with the audience."
Alternatives: "emotional statements" or "impactful statements".
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.
For the second time in a week, Ronald Goldman's father, Fred, delivered an affecting statement of his feelings of anger and loss.
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.
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.
By contrast, Feyerabend always thought of his concept more globally, as affecting all statements derivable from two fundamental theories (1962, 93; 1175c, 117; 1965b, 216; 1975, 275 276; 1981a, xi).
5. Understand how individual events affect financial statements.
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.
