Sentence examples for mightily affect from inspiring English sources
In essence, Davies writes, the scandal is about the "everyday occurrence of a natural exchange of assistance between those who occupy positions in society from which they can look down upon and mightily affect the everyday worlds of ordinary men and women…".
Another is Alberto Giacometti, whom Picasso befriended, admired, and mightily affected.
They are poems that … do not help people to live, but rather help them to die". Neruda was also mightily affected by the bloody suicide of a youth who had just read these same poems.
The last time the world was so mightily affected in this way was in 1883, when a similarly tiny vent in the earth's surface opened up on the island of Krakatoa, between Java and Sumatra, in what is now Indonesia.
"So I think the workforce - let alone the passengers - was mightily affected.
But for the Rhodes Scholarships at least, we try mightily not to let parents' wealth affect our judgments about who wins.
Which is mightily impressive – the only compromises that PES makes in order to fit onto the 3DS affect the least important aspects of the game.
USA Today's Claudia Puig commented on Breslin's depiction of Olive Hoover, "If Olive had been played by any other little girl, she would not have affected us as mightily as it did".
In our view, this is the Oscar that Newman should have won: as Frank Galvin, he shows a rare, affecting vulnerability as a man struggling mightily to redeem himself before it's too late.
The crowd applauded mightily when Mr. Stipe ceded the center microphone to Mr. Mills for an affecting rendition of "(Don't Go Back to) Rockville".
