Sentence examples for really does affect from inspiring English sources

Technology really does affect character.

It really does affect me.

Now that it's gone, well, we'll see how much it really does affect our lives.

Now artists and critics in China "see that what is happening in the outside world really does affect them".

"Obviously without world class players in certain positions it really does affect you but there's something to be said for how the guys responded to that.

One of the hardest things about having two grandmothers with dementia was seeing that it really does affect people very differently and that carers can often be far from caring".

The loss of his relatives, and the house, "really did affect the mood of the book," he said.

On the other hand, we can be fairly certain that some of these stories really do affect perceived economic uncertainty.

I think a "revolution" tends to signify something really large and societal, whereas this phenomenon really did affect just a small segment of the population.

Now scientists believe they have evidence that stressful situations really do affect the self-control mechanisms in our brain, making us more prone to unhealthy choices.

Halperin later told National Public Radio that he hoped to use the position to "try to do things which really do affect people's lives, to try to reduce some of the amount of suffering".