Sentence examples for is very affecting from inspiring English sources
The maelstrom of emotion is very affecting.
Hampson could, perhaps, have risked a more brutally cynical slant, but Robinson is very affecting in the scenes of Nola's decline and Sayaka Ichikawa is creamily, almost sympathetically wicked as the brothel madam Lulu White.
But, of course, the play is not about the sex at all, and Mr. Kimmins, as the main storyteller, is very affecting as a man near the end of life reaching back to one of his most vivid memories.
James Clyde, who has something of the louche irony of the late Alan Bates, carries it off capably and his treatment of "O mistress mine" as if it were a Noel Coward number filled with regret for life's transience is very affecting.
All must acknowledge that it is very affecting, and in fact it could not be better, unless, indeed, it were improved, which it is not likely to be".
Spending so much time with her young stars was very affecting, says Potter.
Riccardo Tisci's show on Sunday evening for Givenchy was very affecting.
"It was very affecting for me," Mr. de Blasio said of his work with Nicaraguans, in a recent interview.
Grossman praised the way the series was able to tackle the issues of mental illness, saying: "It's very affecting.
