Sentence examples for affecting thing from inspiring English sources

It's a very affecting thing to be in the same room as these musicians – a little embarrassing, even.

The most affecting thing I've seen on this subject is the Newsround special commemorating Hiroshima on CBBC.

Kristie said of the experience:  "It's a really affecting thing to see someone you've known since you were 19 in their seventies and imagine what life would be like then".

There's a certain irony in the fact that the most directly affecting thing on an album that boldly seeks to turn traditional song structure on its head is the most resolutely old-fashioned: a song penned 48 years ago by Lou Reed in pop craftsman mode, its dreamy melancholy and swells of harmony vocal harking back even further, to his beloved doo-wop.

Perhaps the most arresting and surely the most affecting thing about "Photography and the American Civil War," the extraordinary exhibition now at the Met, is the attention it pays to the men who fought, died, and were wounded on both sides.

"You are stateless at this very moment," the captain told us, and it was really the most affecting thing he said during the ceremony because it meant, or we took it to mean, that we were tethered to nothing except each other.

All of them have original and affecting things to say.

"But see America didn't care until it started affecting things they profit from, right?

So something other than bottom-to-middle inequality is out there affecting things a lot.

"It shouldn't be affecting things anymore, but it is, and we are just beginning to recover".

A late-19th-century Sioux pipe tamper with one end carved into a horse head is among the smallest and most affecting things in the show.