Sentence examples for somehow affecting from inspiring English sources

Below is Reed's version, along with a low-tech but somehow affecting video.

On the other side of the debate, some advocates said they were concerned that the ruling would be misinterpreted as somehow affecting all states, and thus be seen as a reason to toughen laws banning same-sex marriage in places where it is unpopular.

For example, in one of the many sections he added to the second edition of Kant's Theory of Experience, Cohen argues that the proper way to understand the notion of the thing-in-itself is not (as Kant seems to suggest) as an object that exists independently of the subject's representations, somehow affecting the subject and thereby giving rise to her sensations.

And one way of knowing when you've gone too long without any personal connection or interaction, is when you start questioning whether your separation from the rest of the world is somehow affecting your ability to function as a regular human being.

We also considered the possibility that CXCL12 favours CIA development by somehow affecting systemic cytokine production.

It is highly probable that these two protons are shared between neighbouring phosphate groups, somehow affecting P1/P3 and P5 signals as well (Fig. 4c and 4j).

These somehow affect its development.

Did the injury somehow affect the pitch he threw to Galarraga?

Comedy has deep insights into our human defects that somehow affect the audience more deeply than tragedy".

The idea that wives, girlfriends and families being on tour has somehow affected results is just silly talk.

Malcolm von Schantz, a molecular neurobiologist at Surrey University, said: "Essentially it could be either two things: the moon itself has a gravitational pull which somehow affects our physiology.