Sentence examples for more powerfully affect from inspiring English sources

"Few economic institutions," the social historian Thomas Cronon tells us sternly in "Nature's Metropolis" (Norton, 1991), "more powerfully affect human communities and natural ecosystems in the modern capitalist world.

Has any actor's career ever been more powerfully affected by a prefix?

The exceptions mostly came in the company's terrific production of "The Winter's Tale," in which Greg Hicks's Leontes proved to be more powerfully affecting than either his Lear or his Julius Caesar for the company; Noma Dumezweni commanded attention as a formidable Paulina; and Samantha Young brought a becoming purity to her performance as Perdita.

Opera is a difficult medium, difficult to write and difficult to stage, but when it succeeds, nothing can speak to us more powerfully or affect us more deeply.

And an Iranian democracy would powerfully affect Iraq, whose elected government has struggled with its own Tehran-backed demons.

A beautiful and talented actress and singer who had the unique capacity to powerfully affect all who knew her.

But the elimination of this deduction would powerfully affect the already strapped middle-class homeowner struggling to forestall foreclosure.

She frequently covers them in her magazine, because they can powerfully affect pregnancy and a mother's ability to function.

The gestures made (or not made) by leaders can turn into the stories that powerfully affect behavior.

Essentially, emotions and world-views powerfully affect the way in which we construct arguments.

It seems that our partners powerfully affect our ability to thrive in the world.