Sentence examples for affects of his from inspiring English sources

Over the last year, Dénériaz showed an unusual measure of candor in discussing the psychological affects of his crash.

This type of change would most likely hit the rich hardest, and so would mitigate the distributional affects of his income-tax proposals.

But even without that knowledge, you can still sense what sort of chair Thonet wanted to make, whether or not you realize that you are doing so, by instinctively decoding the affects of his design.

Still, the affects of his callousness and silence on my condition were palpable.

His autobiography Where Have I Been? (1983) was followed by the most affecting of his movies, Over the Brooklyn Bridge (1984).

Tristano played with a number of black musicians, but his inner circle was white, as was the perceived affect of his music.

At 41, he looks like his mother, the actress Anne Bancroft, but he has the stature and frenetic affect of his father, the writer and director Mel Brooks.

This is the period of Beckett's explosion into fame, with one masterpiece after another – the plays Godot, Fin de Partie and that most affecting of his works, Tous ceux qui tombent, the novels Watt and the splendid trilogy.

Coughlin was willing to take that risk, and the overall affect of his aggressiveness will not be fully known until at least next weekend, when the opposing final-game strategies of the Giants and the Buccaneers will be dissected.

It never was really his language or even the affect of his descriptions as much as simply his historical existence that I believe has made him stick around as "taboo".

He has mild cerebral palsy, which affects some of his co-ordination off the start and in the water.