Sentence examples for much more affecting from inspiring English sources

A more delicate "Small Fortune," stripped of interpretive signposts, would be no less clear and much more affecting.

It would all be so much more affecting, though, if he had not already written a loser's speech, just in case.

You can't help feeling, along with Pagels, a pang that the Gnostic poems, so much more affecting in their mystical, pantheistic rapture, got interred while Revelation lives on.

His easy grin and the way he tosses '50s slang around like a hotshot short-order cook slinging burgers make his slide into madness that much more affecting.

Because Ms. Cojocaru's leg — radiant with energy — ascends way above head height, you could already hear a tizzy of excitement in the house, but she immediately made a much more affecting impression simply by the way she then parted her hands and opened her arms; the simpler feat was the more poetic.

Her attraction to Nick proceeds without the initial hostility that is often a feature of movies like this, but her worry about the authenticity of his love exposes an unacknowledged sadness that, if faced head-on, would have made "When in Rome" a much more affecting movie.

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"They may be much more affected.