Sentence examples for rather affecting from inspiring English sources

The musical score came into major effect this week and was, dare I say, rather affecting.

Their tentative friendship is left unresolved and abandoned; but this elegiac turn is actually rather affecting.

It is an acoustic, and rather affecting, set of lovelorn songs that he describes as "the kind of record I wish my father was still making.

The first is of the 1970 slum clearances in Liverpool - a beautiful, rather affecting film with women going to the wash-house and the streets being blown to smithereens.

When they do, they can come up with a witty lyric such as in Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa, a rather affecting tale of falling in love, against one's better judgement, with a honking posho.

"Since Canada does not have so many larger-than-life characters that it can afford to lose any of them cheerfully, the notion of a vanishing Conrad Black is rather affecting," the editorial said.

Rather, affected individuals seem to be born with a quick and unduly sensitive emotional trigger.

"Under the court's current working methods clearly inadmissible cases are usually dealt with pretty quickly … A sunset clause would rather affect the applications which take longest to deal with and may be the most important".

This result suggests that we are unable to increase the PJA of all the regions through road pricing, but rather affect a redistribution of PJA between different regions.

The idea is that goals or purposes do not affect the truth conditions of "S knows what x is," but rather affects under what conditions it is "felicitous" to assert such a sentence, vis-à-vis Gricean norms of conversation.

Furthermore studies prove that robust systems are rather affected by weak inhibitions of several parts than by a complete inhibition of a single selected element of that system [3].