Sentence examples for affecting view from inspiring English sources

"Little Children" is a sharply intelligent and affecting view of suburban blues — a much bigger canvas than Field's previous movie, "In the Bedroom" (2001), which was about a placid middle-aged couple thrown into turmoil when their son takes up with an older woman separated from a violent man.

This is – inevitably – affecting viewing, all the more so for the candour and the unfussy courage of all involved.

The Road is short on dialogue and very bleak in subject matter but nonetheless makes absorbing and affecting viewing.

The force of partisanship is even affecting views of "Celebrity Apprentice," with 29percentt of Democrats saying they approve of the job Schwarzenegger is doing as host and only 16percentt of Republicans saying the same.

The interaction and main effect on ET both held when using the two-item scale of views toward ET and IDT, F 1, 349) = 4.28, and t 350) = 2.09, both ps<.05, suggesting that these results are not due to MS affecting views of the authors without also affecting views of the relevant theories.

The interaction and main effect on ET held using the two-item scales assessing views of the theories only, F 1, 828) = 4.86, and t(426) = 2.38, both ps<.05, again suggesting that results are not due to MS affecting views of the authors without also affecting views of the corresponding theories.

Shootings don't tend to substantially affect views on gun control.

But perhaps the most significant feature is how understanding of the cross affects views of the past.

Generational change also affects views of the role of the old institutions at a time when thoughts are on succession to the king, now 83.

Heritage experts are calling for a London-wide approach to buildings that affect views of the city after a recent assessment showed 436 towers of 20 or more storeys are in the pipeline for the capital.

The sound is off a bit in the video, but it doesn't affect viewing much.