Sentence examples for might really affect from inspiring English sources

It doesn't "normalise" trans people; as Italian actress and politician Vladi Luxuria mischievously suggested last week, what might really affect that kind of change is if Miss Italia were open to trans women.

To find out how the interviews might really affect the election you'll probably have to do something very old-fashioned: over the next couple of days, keep an eye on the polls.

This might not really affect its mass very much – adding or taking off a couple of metres of thin tail and you'd only really make a difference of a few kilos on an animal that was upwards of 7 or 8 tonnes.

I know it's easy to feel like this issue might not really affect you, but I promise it does.

It didn't really affect me.

Now that would really affect me.

Garlic doesn't really affect me.

"That would really affect him".

It can really affect your child mind.

"These people are living in places where starter homes might be $1 million," he said, "and it's really affecting them".

Some people might not care, but people like me are really affected by this.