The imagery is direct, confrontational and often affecting.
As a musical mood piece, though, the production was often affecting.
Carrying on the grand tradition of Spalding Gray, he turns his pain into a well-made and often affecting drama.
In Mr. Lunari's often affecting play the two inhabit a limbo where they have been instructed to talk about their experiences.
A panuveitis refers to an inflammation of all parts of the uvea, often affecting both eyes and involving other ocular structures.
A series of banking panics spread across the country, often affecting all the banks in a major city or even an entire region of the country.
In his eccentric and often affecting memoir "Tastes Like Cuba," Machado, a noted Cuban-American playwright, tells the story of his rootless, self-invented life, using food as his connecting thread.
It is amiable, amusing and often affecting, with some terrific support from Leslie Phillips and Richard Griffiths as his old actor mates grouching and grumping over the newspapers at the local coffee bar.
It is often very difficult to make a clear-cut decision on whether any measure is wholly English since many bills have a financial impact on the UK as a whole, often affecting Treasury grants for the devolved nations.
The letter was addressed to Marlene Dietrich and written by Ernest Hemingway, one of many he sent to her over their decades of friendship, often affecting the voice of one for whom English was a second language.
The family drama is a closely observed, often affecting portrait of the Garland clan, an elite, socially prominent black family with a secret history that will come to haunt its youngest son.
