Sentence examples for genuinely affected from inspiring English sources

The schools superintendent, Terrence Olivo, said he believed that some of his students were genuinely affected by exposure to pyridine, while a larger percentage suffered a psychosomatic reaction triggered by the first group.

"We want to fairly compensate those who have been genuinely affected as quickly as possible and clean up all areas where oil has been spilled from our facilities, including the many parts of Bodo which have been severely impacted by oil theft, illegal refining and sabotage activities".

We want to compensate fairly and quickly those who have been genuinely affected and to clean up all areas where oil has been spilled from our facilities, including the many parts of Bodo which have been severely impacted by oil theft, illegal refining and sabotage activities," he said.

In a television world where drama seems to come in its own prophylactic shrink-wrap, preventing its audience being genuinely affected by what they see, and where the word "drama" means maverick cops or pathologists, Potter's experimental classic shines out like a dangerous magnesium flame viewed close-up, without safety glasses.

Classmates of mine at Yale who would never have been caught at the university's enormous Woolsey Hall for an appearance by Sviatoslav Richter or a major orchestra on tour, showed up there to hear the Yale Symphony play Beethoven's Ninth and were genuinely affected by concerts that music majors presented in dining halls.

"We will ensure that any student who has been genuinely affected by this debacle is treated sympathetically".

Without slighting the comic possibilities, Mr. D'Arcangelo made the character genuinely affecting.

The closing track, "Single Father," is a genuinely affecting meditation on raising his son alone.

Though satirically hyper-romantic, her pictures nevertheless exude a genuinely affecting spirituality (Johnson).

Happily, Act II brings more nuanced communication and some genuinely affecting moments.

This is a sober, unhurried and genuinely affecting exhibition, organized by curators Ann Temkin and Paulina Pobocha in close partnership with the artist.