Sentence examples for same affect from inspiring English sources

The National Children's Orchestra (NCO) had a massive impact on my life and it's so amazing to see it have the same affect on children now.

In fact, I still feel so strongly about this that I wrote a new song "Cosmic Universal Fashion" with a young Iraqi musician in an attempt to motivate a new generation to the same affect [sic].

Yet the very idea of a "chill out" album sends my blood pressure rising, and has the same affect as patronising online algorithms that suggest what I might want to read, listen to, or buy next.

The infectious personality which made him so popular in west London has clearly had the same affect in the French capital – he was greeted with loud roars of approval.

Mashups aside, mapping solutions in commercial use can have the same affect.

"But in monetary terms Bournemouth should still get the same affect and benefit to local economy".

Both of the women feared that the suppository would give them the same affects as ingesting THC by smoking or eating it, but it didn't.

The main players have Little League nicknames (Vandy, JMart), use the same terminology and, strangely, share the same speech affect.

These same complexities affect the spread of sleeping sickness.

Somewhat the same considerations affect the economics of new telephone systems.

The same problems affect other creative industries.