Sentence examples for powerfully affected by from inspiring English sources

can also be powerfully affected by environment.

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

Powerfully affected by a sense of injustice, she found it hard to desert the field of domestic politics.

As everybody knows, poll results can be powerfully affected by how a question or choice is phrased.

Civil War soldiers belonged to a generation powerfully affected by the Second Great Awakening in the history of American Protestantism.

"Few dispute that Roger Federer is both the greatest and the most aesthetically pleasing player in tennis history, so to be powerfully affected by him is perfectly understandable.

Projection neurons are also strongly affected by postsynaptic GABAA receptors (Ade et al., 2008) and are powerfully controlled by FSIs through activation of these receptors (Koos & Tepper, 1999; Tepper et al., 2007).

One of the themes of the book, in fact, is that in each era for the past century and a half or so, it's been the same old stuff couched in updated terminology--that who we are, and what we do, is powerfully affected (or even "determined") by our inherent nature.

Listening to them — and seeing how powerfully affected the country has been by this horrible slaughter of children and their teachers — I couldn't help thinking about M.A.D.D. Its success came about because its founders tapped into a wellspring of anger that had been quietly building — just like the current anger over the recent spate of mass killings.

Before the war, slavery powerfully affected the concept of self-government.

The need to find comfort has, of course, powerfully affected what Americans are eating.