Sentence examples for like to affect from inspiring English sources

He added: "Obviously, they would like to affect the situation.

Therefore alongside campaigning for infrastructure I'd quite like to affect some behavioural change right now.

To be frank, it is unlikely there are many Guardian-reading Tippett lovers who have opinions Tippett would like to affect!

But the moment you make a decision to stand for an ultimate outcome, a change you'd like to affect in the world through the lens of your own pain points and experiences, is when you'll become a persistent player.

"We don't like to affect businesses," he says, "but if they go out there when corals are threatened, that could lead to problems".

This debut looks to Avril Lavigne as well, being littered with guitars and that particular kind of feistiness that biddable young actresses like to affect.

"I ain't doin' it," our son, Ollie, 16, was quick to say using the street argot he likes to affect.

Well trained in the art of subterfuge, though she liked to affect the opposite, she was, in sum, a likable opportunist with remarkable staying power.

Brahms, with less excuse, also liked to affect a Hungarian Gypsy style, as in the Rondo alla Zingarese concluding his First Piano Quartet, but the Second Sextet bears few traces of ethnicity.

"You don't see any drag queens dressing up as Pat Benatar," said Elisabeth Dickson, 21, a fan who likes to affect Ms. Benatar's dark-rimmed eyes, pale skin and red lips.

Still, the fire will be likely to affect places like Eddy's Bake Shop.