Sentence examples for and affecting a from inspiring English sources

The Looking movie is as honest, funny and affecting a depiction of gay life as I've seen in years.

Instead, they spend most of their time in the downtown clubs, drinking brewskis and affecting a strained existential ennui.

Opening up several data streams at once, and affecting a godlike air, I scanned the files of our prospective Life Lovers.

As has been observed before, New Town Velocity, from The Messenger, is as beautiful and affecting a tune as he's ever written.

An orphan, clever if not precisely wise beyond his years, and affecting a corn-cob pipe, he resembles a young Douglas MacArthur.

Pandemics are generally defined as epidemics that occur over a wide area, crossing international boundaries and affecting a large number of people.

Pandemic is defined (//www.webster.com) as "occurring over a wide geographic area and affecting an exceptionally high proportion of the population".

The dollmonger carried dozens of them, a towering bouquet of dolls, each blue-eyed and blond-haired, dressed in pink and affecting an erotically ruminative expression.

He smiled and affected a macho tone.

He styled himself "Baron Darquier de Pellepoix" and affected a monocle and cane.

Now, for my benefit, he cocks both thumbs and affects a ghastly rictus grin.