Sentence examples for extraordinarily affecting from inspiring English sources

I also found Linda Grant's The Dark Circle (Virago £16.99) extraordinarily affecting.

It's all completely predictable and yet it unfolds beautifully, with some extraordinarily affecting scenes among all the period-specific clementines.

Former solicitor general Sir Edward Garnier: "It was a quite extraordinarily affecting service which was very understated, very English".

It's extraordinarily affecting, if you've been in sympathy with the film, a democratic celebration of the power of cinema to touch and unite people.

Hall mixes up well-crafted comedy songs with spontaneous compositions inspired by audience suggestions, and also throws in a few bizarre covers – his extraordinarily affecting and particularly inappropriate country version of Dr Dre's Bitches Ain't Shit is a real delight.

She was already famous as an actress when she took over for a director taken sick midway through production and then, at thirty-one, made this 1949 film, "The Young Lovers," a low-budget, intimate, extraordinarily affecting and imaginatively directed melodrama that weaves broader issues of public life into its intimate crises.

Cytosolic pH is extraordinarily important, affecting the ionization state of all intracellular weak acids and weak bases, a large number of cellular macromolecules including all proteins.

The reason David Cameron made his definitive pledge to oppose a third runway and the reason every major political party has recently opposed it is that airport noise is extraordinarily unpopular, affects people across dozens of constituencies and pledges to halt it can turn elections.

They are resolved, approximately -- Mr. Redhill is too interesting a writer for complete resolutions -- in an extraordinarily strange and affecting conclusion.

Far smaller than Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, and far more focused than the United States Holocaust Museum, it is the most extraordinarily informative and affecting display about its subject I have seen.

The great irony of Bogarde's position, however, is that no other screen actor has given such affecting and extraordinarily powerful gay performances.