Sentence examples for affecting way from inspiring English sources

Whedon deals in a humorous but affecting way with the burgeoning romance between Natasha and Banner.

But Ms. Norman, the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning " 'Night, Mother," never makes good on that intention in any affecting way.

Since schooldays, Wilson has seemed to me an embodiment of the literary ideal, and I found this image an immensely affecting way of introducing the film's final movement.

With Gertrude Stein's wonderfully nonsensical text and Virgil Thomson's crazy quilt of a score, the opera tells the story of Susan B. Anthony and the struggle for women's suffrage, though in the most giddy, jumbled, joyous and deeply affecting way.

Bennett's play owes a considerable debt to Shakespeare's tragedy, and it acknowledges this in a most affecting way as the king, newly restored to health, reads Lear with his devoted equerry (Orlando James), his doctor (Clive Francis and Pittt.

The testimony of Ms. Prieto, who tears up toward the end as she recalls Ms. Quinn's support, is an affecting way for the Quinn campaign to convey a message of effectiveness without requiring its candidate to preen about her accomplishments.

We don't know that PTSD actually affects way more civilians than it does soldiers in the United States.

"It's not affecting the way I play.

In much the same way a picture frame affects the way the picture looks, your eyebrows affect the way your eyes look.

The way you sit affects which way you are most likely pulling air into your lungs.

The way they look doesn't affect the way I vote.