Sentence examples for deep affect from inspiring English sources

"Anna Lo's remarks earlier today are an indication of the deep affect on our ethnic minority communities, on an individual and collective level, of the recent comments in support of Pastor James McConnell by some unionists," said the Sinn Féin assembly member.

Climate change has a deep affect on us all.

The third grade, the least common, is a large dermoid covering the whole cornea and extending deep, affecting all histological structures between the anterior surface of the eyeball and pigmented epithelium of the iris.

The issues run deep and affect the current generation of players and fans - as well as the next.

With Claude Makelele and Patrick Vieira a little too deep to affect Andreas Pirlo, Simone Perrotta and Gennaro Gattuso, the Italians were able to take clean possession off their own back four.

It was also explored how different model parameters in our deep architecture affect the recognition performance.

It has been reported in the literature that agricultural practices following field harvesting, such as ploughing time and ploughing type (i.e. how deep), may affect nitrogen losses from soil.

Exhaled breath was collected before lung function measurements, because deep inspirations affect NO concentration (Deykin et al. 1998).

Some studies indicate that periventricular but not deep WMHs affect neuropsychological performances [ 8- 10] whereas other studies led to the opposite conclusion (for review [ 6]).

Darlington's childhood crush was deep and affecting, but removed.

Thus, it was suggested, the ghosts were aspects of the deep neurosis affecting our hysterical governess.