Sentence examples for book affects from inspiring English sources

After that the book affects gravitas by using ancient civilizations or the animal kingdom for points of comparison.

The book affects a tough, down-to-earth manner: the blue-collar guide to hammering stories together.

Talitha, one of the princess's friends whose photos adorn the book, affects a blasé attitude toward beauty: "With a good man, a woman doesn't need treatments, health foods, vitamins, or anything... not at first".

It's difficult to know where to start about just how much this book affected me.

I'm eager to hear how the book affected everyone who read it — what sorts of memories it prompted.

How about the Tarahumara [the Mexican tribe Chris runs with in the book] – has the book affected their lives at all?

Plainly the furore aroused by first publication, in which the bishop of Wakefield was said to have burned his copy of the book, affected him deeply.

Yet few Angelenos have heard of it, and some of those who have read the book affect a disdain for it.

So it's hard to address the question of how the book affected those depicted.

I found all three books affecting and disturbing.

"Books affect our minds; that's the sort of machines books are.