Sentence examples for intensely affects from inspiring English sources

These results are consistent with the prior research, which found that brand awareness intensely affects the consumer decision-making process (Huang and Sarigöllü 2012; MacDonald and Sharp 2000) and that perceived quality significantly influences consumers' attitudes and purchase intentions (Pappu et al. 2005).

But for those most intensely affected, the political debate is a luxury they can hardly afford.

"Mexico is intensely affected by all kinds of things that are shipped into this country from the United States," Mr. Aguilar Zinser said.

Low-lying Yunyang, the county seat, is the most intensely affected, with 160,000 people who must move.

This concert offers a dream cast, headed by the intensely affecting mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson as Mélisande and the elegant lyric baritone Simon Keenlyside as Pelléas.

And when the ballet is danced as it was by American Ballet Theater on Saturday afternoon, Tudor's intricate liaisons are intensely affecting.

Hanoi Masters: War Is a Wound, Peace Is a Scar is an intensely affecting set of songs performed by musicians in their later years.

Two people who feel forsaken find a sanctuary in each other they can neither express nor trust; their hesitant, fearful romance is intensely affecting.

Before his intensely affecting performance of Mr. Birtwistle's daunting new concerto, he gave a lithe, elegant account of Mozart's Rondo in C for violin and orchestra.

In an intensely affecting entry, starkly titled "Jews," he descends into the depths to which our fear of the Other has taken us.

In another year, American writer John Logan's London-spawned Red would be a shoo-in for best play, taking as it does so intensely affecting a look at the sometimes mournful life and art of American artist Mark Rothko.