This is one reason why rhetoric can be an effective diversion (much better than argument); indeed, it can change even the passions of the speaker, as outward expression shapes inward affect (Montaigne 1958, 635).
The mature common conception, at least, is not a purely behavioral one, since occurrent inward affect, beyond any behavior or behavioral disposition, is at least part of its intended referent.
Conversely, for real change, one would have to take the pains to mold the other person in a way that would enable them to start thinking for themselves which, in affect, brings an inward change.
Despite extensive scrutiny of the firm-specific motivations for, and consequences of, outward FDI; we know relatively little about inward FDI, the impact of inward FDI on host country firms, and especially, how inward FDI affects the innovativeness of those firms.
Did Grossman's story and his inward style affect your own prose and writing of this piece?
Their bodies are weighted and their affects inward focused, even as they plow through dense, circular flurries of movement.
As your article pointed out, South Africa has suffered from power shortages in recent years, affecting inward investment, economic performance and quality of life, especially among the poorest.
Almost everyone who runs (or has shopped for running shoes) has heard that how your foot pronates, or rolls inward, as you land affects your injury risk.
Moreover, dendritic spines have a typical morphology that strongly affects the inward and outward diffusion of molecules [ 9].
"The Unfinished Conversation," the film, which is shown in a black-walled theatre, on three large screens, the outer two of which are angled slightly inward, is enormously affecting.
