"But," he added, perhaps aware of how this kind of personal narrative can come across, "it's not about just 'living as the person' or some kind of affect, like a lot of people seem to believe.
The over-all pattern, generating a subtle optical shimmer, affects like an audible, ominous hum.
Grieving with minimal affect like a 1950s Englishman, she attempted suicide by driving into the sea.
Perhaps it is that they are entirely without affect, like a tableau by Warhol, who writes Saint Laurent a fan letter here.
Thus, while a helicopter is affected like a conventional aircraft by the forces of lift, thrust, weight, and drag, its mode of flight induces additional effects.
There is a way in which one wants to read Antwerp as affecting, like a prayer for something that has long since been fulfilled, because one knows the outcome of the struggle, not here, but later, when the masterworks come spilling out.
The plan calls for a variety of smaller cuts that would no doubt enrage those affected, like a reduction in the travel budgets of civilian agencies by 75 percent, and the elimination of a program that assists Hollywood with film and television productions.
The MV800 also comes with Magic Frame (a collection of background templates), Smart Filter (a set of artistic affects like "Watercolor finish"), and Funny Faces (a way to stretch and manipulate faces by tapping and dragging across the LC D.
She told me that she had been bullied at her fairly ordinary state school for affecting, like Margaret Thatcher, a "posh" accent a few stations above her class; it was always difficult for me to assess Mrs. Thatcher with any neutrality, because in demeanor and sheer force of will she so reminded me of my mother.
Its shape evokes an exclamation point, but it affects me like a straightened-out question mark.
