Sentence examples for has affected that from inspiring English sources
A dizzy-making who's who of film stars has affected that look, with varying degrees of success: alongside the classic incarnations of the great detective by Basil Rathbone, Peter Cushing and Jeremy Brett, audiences have had to suffer the impersonations of Michael Caine, Peter Cook, Larry Hagman, John Cleese, Tom Baker, even Roger Moore.
Each illustration features a personal story or moment that has affected that artist as a woman, such as growing older or falling in love.
But what it fails to explain is the cause of the diabetes and why it has affected that person and not another.
I don't think one summer has affected that regarding results.
Slowing down the court at Wimbledon has affected that, because the ball sits up a lot more, bouncing slower and higher than it used to.
If you take a step back from the purely scientific standpoint of the IVF procedure, the process really is a couple or individual's realisation of a dream – a dream that has often had highs and lows and that has affected that person emotionally, physically and financially.
I wanted to place Branwell centre, not to make him cool – what interested me was how he would have affected that household as an alcoholic.
Robin Lindley: His religious beliefs must have affected that Korean decision and his crusade in the Middle East.
Since independence, political power in Nigeria has resided in the north and neither coups nor elections have affected that.
The reverse was true among people over 60, though higher death rates from smoking among older men may have affected that finding, the researchers said.
