Sentence examples for has affected to from inspiring English sources
"I think it has affected to a huge extent my passion for psychology and understanding why conflict happens.
The fact that until now the German Press has affected to discriminate between England and France, directing all its fury against the former and merely attacking the latter in a perfunctory manner, is in itself significant.
In some previous interviews, he has affected to have found a second education in Barcelona, where he went straight after graduating from University College Dublin: "Drugs, sex and rock'n'roll, only I was no good at drugs and didn't like rock'n'roll".
It is here that Charlie learns that he will have to insert the hackneyed elements that he has affected to despise: the big resolve, the overcoming of difficulties and the learning of life lessons, etc.
"He has affected to render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil power," the declaration said of George III, and today the military is indulgently allowed to investigate its own crimes in Iraq.
Cowell has affected to chuck him on the scrapheap once before, only to relent, and almost every returning X Factor series has seen similar hokey cokey over the preciousness of Louis' position.
It has affected us to the point where we still remember it, today.
A broken down at Chelmsford has affected services to London.
But it has affected her ability to stay fit, she says.
Next week: A look at how the intifada has affected Palestinian educators committed to peaceful coexistence.
