Sentence examples for far more affected from inspiring English sources
But "Paul was far more affected by Mum's death than any of us imagined," said his younger brother, Mike.
Ozone pollution episodes are far more affected by climate change than mean values, with effects exceeding 10 ppb in the Midwest and northeast.
This confirmed that the misophonic persons were far more affected by specific trigger sounds, but don't differ much from others regarding other types of sounds.
But the larger reality is poorer neighborhoods are far more affected by addiction; the use of and trade in illegal drugs is higher, more open and visible, and treated as a crime not a tragedy.
Reports suggested that some regions were far more affected than others, particularly Catalonia, where the transport network was disrupted and protesters briefly cut off the city's main thoroughfare by burning tires.
He is far more affected by the eerie, terrible imagery of yachts being airlifted by helicopters out of a hurricane-ravaged harbor, on a day that will prove to be a turning point in his life.
Lacking any trace of cuteness or precocity, Maldoom's disciplined children manage to create the far more affecting impression of being part of something much larger than themselves.
While Ico's lyrical, melancholy finale is far more affecting than Portal Runner's noisy one, both games succeed in their goals.
All Day and All of the Night and You Really Got Me become beery mass singalongs but far more affecting is Days, the nuanced musing on intimations of mortality covered by the late Kirsty MacColl.
Boyagoda was most beguiled by the voice of the son, Michael, which "transforms what might have otherwise been just-another-accomplished-literary-novel … into something far more affecting … a tour-de-force of manic brilliance, both zealously funny and painfully sad".
