Sentence examples for affecting style from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daly's affecting style bestows a surprising humaneness on mayors and commissioners and, through diary entries and other sources, reconciles Father Judge's love of people generally, including the police officers and firefighters who lionized him, and his love of individuals.

In "100 Centre Street," created by Sidney Lumet, new technology visibly affects style in a tough, absorbing series about the judges, prosecutors and defendants who keep cases whizzing through Manhattan's grimy night court.

This is what we mean by "turning a phrase"— using our command of language and our mastery of the rhythms of a sentence to affect style as well as substance.

Individual variability in emotion processing may be associated with genetic variation as well as with psychological predispositions such as dispositional affect styles.

Gill Hicks has the smartest walking stick in London, and an easy, yet deeply affecting reading style.

Not only did Paganini mania rage through Europe in the early 19th century; so did Rossini mania, reaching even Schubert in Vienna and affecting his style.

The basic functions of the goalie position have changed little over the last century, but there have been changes affecting the style of play.

With a slightly withdrawn, low-affect style, Mr. Coltrane plays original music built on small motifs that work their way under your skin.

The team's low-affect style acquires a bit more edge in some large color photographs of teenagers whose faces and limbs are coated with a shiny gel, as if playing to the current taste for mannequin sculptures.

There were, however, important new influences affecting the styles of glass painting.

Michael Kelly, a baritone, sings what is usually a tenor part with an affecting, Gallic-style vibrancy and lucid enunciation.