Sentence examples for something affecting from inspiring English sources

Is there something affecting you at work? Pay attention to body language.

But there's something affecting about the simple power of his voice and six strings.

There is something affecting, tragic and impressive about our obsession with maximizing every element.

Several women described utterances of hers — generally about something affecting their personal lives — as though they verged on the oracular.

Their forays into art and activism have mixed results, but "The Future" itself blossoms into something affecting and peculiar.

But when you actually listen to Banks starkly trilling that she "hated you for leaving me" over a doomy piano riff, it all adds up to something affecting.

"Something affected his brain," Novoselic told Goldberg.

"Everyone has had some research or something affect their jobs," she says.

Kaymer insisted there was no mental scarring but something affected his subsequent performances.

It's not until something affects you or someone close to you that you develop a true appreciation of the impact it can have.

At the time he said he was thinking about "how one's knowledge of the history behind something affects one's thinking about that thing".