Sentence examples for especially affecting from inspiring English sources

This demographic shift is especially affecting Hanoi.

An especially affecting variation on the theme opened the concert.

Hao Jiang Tian was an adequate Timur, if not an especially affecting one.

There's little nuance to be found in The Hollars despite the cast's best efforts (Martindale is especially affecting).

The book's title story, which follows a boy undone by his older sister's values, is especially affecting.

Larger Holocaust museums may present comparable exhibits, but to gaze upon them here, after walking those very same streets, is especially affecting.

But what makes Mr. Kawie's tale especially affecting is that it isn't quite triumphant; it illustrates the strain and the cost of perpetual hope.

She avidly contributed her writings to newspapers committed to issues especially affecting Youth, school newspapers and received awards for her poetry.

Especially affecting is the subtle performance as the German mother by Hanna Schygulla, one of the great figures in the new German cinema of 30 years ago.

Their presence made the protests especially affecting: they not only came from a hub of economic power but spoke in slightly accented English.

She was especially affecting in the bittersweet "Melodya" ("Melody"), which required her to execute a high trill on the word "dzwigali".