Sentence examples for genuinely affects from inspiring English sources

Arguments have long been made against the idea that media sexism genuinely affects how we view and treat women, but over the past year, various sources have disputed this.

"[Those at the USGA] fear that core constituents, American amateur golfers, would revolt because they believe that springy clubs and new balls matter". Thus, Hannigan points out, no action is taken by the USGA "because of an illusion" that average golfers would be harmed by a rollback that genuinely affects only top players.

If synesthetic congruency indeed genuinely affects temporal ventriloquism, one would expect better JNDs in congruent than in incongruent pairings at AV intervals of 150 ms, rather than 0 ms.

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.

This is why sound is a key tool of the filmmaker with a desire to genuinely affect their audience.

The relationship between the two main characters (a disgraced black academic and a little girl) is genuinely affecting.

They are goofy -- Ms. Kuhn is in part satirizing Romantic cliches -- but they nevertheless exude a genuinely affecting transcendentalist spirituality.