Sentence examples for it very affecting from inspiring English sources

But I found it very affecting: as they teach other their dances, share their stories, they find their truth as a group rather than as individuals.

The early part of the game is absolutely terrifying: if you are the sort of person who has dark doors unlocked by the feeling of being at home, being small and being vulnerable, you – like me – may find it 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".

"It was very affecting for me," Mr. de Blasio said of his work with Nicaraguans, in a recent interview.

It was very affecting, his voice cracking and his hair drooping all over the keys, and within a couple of months he was booked to perform on Later… with Jools Holland.

Grossman praised the way the series was able to tackle the issues of mental illness, saying: "It's very affecting.

It was a very affecting occasion".

It's a very affecting thing to be in the same room as these musicians – a little embarrassing, even.

I was crying for women, and tears were coming out of my nose; it was a very affecting scene that had an effect on people.

ne of the touching things about Kids Company – and it is a very affecting place – is the quotidian nature of many of the services its large staff provides.

It is all very affecting, but did 19th-century boys really expect their fathers to be sensitive nurturers?In contrast, Tony Horwitz's "Confederates in the Attic" have no time for 20th-century psychoanalysis or hindsight.