Sentence examples for is strangely affecting from inspiring English sources

And yet the land here is strangely affecting.

It is strangely affecting, as Dodi is always alone.

But the memory of that bird is strangely affecting by the end: a sign that his dedication to music was a secular state of grace, especially as it is not accompanied by greed or vanity: only naivety.

David Denby wrote that "the lush, damp, and singing jungle is a major presence" in the film, and that "the slightly muzzy, blended photography is often beautiful, and an aura of the uncanny — the spirit life entering the everyday — is strangely affecting".

"Finally," she concludes, "I want to thank God" — and her pause as she glances at the award in her hand and the engagement ring she has worn for more than three years is strangely affecting — "because God gave me this Dundie, and because I feel God in this Chili's tonight".

The work is strangely affecting, reminiscent of the view from a window of a plane at night as it flies low over a sprawling city, or neurons firing, or nebulae, or a vast, bright coral reef or an Indigenous Australian dot painting rendered in halogen.

Nagisa at first finds that she is strangely affected when in the presence of Shizuma, who in turn is extremely interested in Nagisa in both the manga and the anime.

It's strangely affecting, and the way your avatar begins the adventure on the far left of the screen, with their whole future ahead of them, but then ends at the far right, with only a past, is very clever.

I was strangely affected by this news, filled with a mixture of anger and indignation.

Its castle may not be as imposing as others, but Montaillou is a strangely affecting place, perhaps because it is still alive; you could almost imagine that the few remaining villagers were the last of the Cathars.

The objects are mundane, but there is something strangely affecting about the way they float in limbo.