Sentence examples for managed to affect from inspiring English sources
But Arul still managed to affect their lives.
In my classes, we read great fiction obsessively, and then attempt to see how a writer managed to affect us.
I even managed to affect a tone of authority when discussing the previous week's game, which I hadn't seen and wouldn't have understood if I had.
Hunka suggests the salesman is a hangdog figure, derided but still sympathetic: "As an audience, we may think he is crass; at the same time the ideology of the salesman has somehow managed to affect all of us.
Likewise, there's a history of dashing men like Cary Grant and Humphrey Bogart who managed to affect a personal style with plenty of hair goop but without compromising their virility.
The girls were able to keep themselves clean and rustle up the occasional meal as they screamed and flounced and slammed doors, and the boys managed to affect a democracy of sorts, writing impressive lists of rules before promptly undermining it all by beating each other up and failing to comprehend precisely how it is that their mum gets a frozen pizza to become edible.
When we meet on set, Bleakley manages to affect more professional good cheer about the criticism than Chiles, but neither pretends for a second to be indifferent.
A dramatic variety of vote-splitting happens when a "spoiler" with no chance of winning manages to affect the outcome of an election by sucking away votes that could have reversed the positions of two front-runners in a close race.
I am proud of you, Tom, for somehow managing to affect the world with positivity and light even though you are no longer physically with us anymore.
As a neuroscientist, Eric was always being asked "How does the moon manage to affect our brains?" Finally, he decided to study the existing correlative research, going as far back as the 1960s.
Released between 2005 and 2012, that set of films meant for an overload of sameness which managed to negatively affect public perception of Depp's earlier work.
