Sentence examples for fiercely affecting from inspiring English sources
The soul singer Bettye LaVette, who proudly announced that she is 62, applied the raw, fiercely affecting rasp of her voice and her subtly theatrical presence to songs from her recent albums.
These monsters are fiercely resistant to any change affecting their ability to tap Uncle Sam's ATM at will while privatizing profits and socializing losses.
The critics include international restoration specialists who are fiercely concerned about anything that affects Angkor, which was restored by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, or Unesco, and others after the wars of the 1970s.
Arab and Muslim nations in particular would object fiercely to an attack on Iraq.Similar constraints affect other military-contingency planning.
It is paid on annual earnings over £150,000 ($246,000) and catches only 300,000 people, but is more fiercely debated than other fiscal tariffs that affect many more Britons.
This is more complicated because it affects the prerogatives of the two chambers and fiercely guarded areas of responsibility.
Senator Orrin Hatch, Republican of Utah and a senior member of the Judiciary Committee, said Thursday that the director "needs to be fiercely independent from the political pressures that, as we have seen, can affect even the Justice Department".
It is fiercely independent and influential, people read it because it tells them what is happening and it would be a sad day if the might of the BBC affected its availability," she said.
"We're fiercely independent, fiercely rational".
They remain fiercely territorial.
