Sentence examples for more emotionally affecting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rohde acknowledged that one of the more emotionally affecting games of last year, a graphically simple, narrative-heavy spinoff of the zombie comic and TV show "The Walking Dead," could run on numerous platforms, from consoles to cellphones.
The resulting soundscape is more emotionally affecting than you might expect, given the cyberpunk milieu; then again, this is a habitat that Mr. Reznor has inhabited for many years.
"People are much more emotionally affected when they lose money than when they make money," Mr. Bond said.
We hypothesized that individuals with interdependent self-construal, who tend to define themselves based on their connection with different groups, would be more emotionally affected by group-related events and thus experience less complex group-based emotions.
Whereas borrowing is always going to be more emotionally affected.
She thought that there were good performances by Linda Park and John Billingsley, but thought that Billingsley as Phlox could have been more emotionally affected by his partial assimilation.
Its no less emotionally affecting, but a little more open-ended.
The higher score there may however be attributed to the better psychological well-being among those who survived 3 months, and a greater mortality for patients with stroke particularly the most disabled and possibly the more mentally or emotionally affected.
Make-up can be very emotionally affecting.
The prose is visceral but exquisite, emotionally affecting yet unsentimental.
