Sentence examples for undeniably affecting from inspiring English sources

It's a little sentimental, but undeniably affecting.

Another scene that sees Lipstadt and her lawyers visit the concentration camp at Auschwitz is sensitively handled and undeniably affecting.

Offering more light and shade, Redmayne is undeniably affecting – and sports an exquisite swan's neck in those 1920s/30s frocks.

In its acute eye and ear for quotidian detail, and in its compassion for innocents, the film proves undeniably affecting.

But the youthful spontaneity in Hahn and Zhu's playing of the radiant K. 376 Sonata is more appealing than Manze and Egarr's overcultivated elegance, and their performance of the lyrical little Sonata in G Major, K. 301, is undeniably affecting.

Near the end, Cecil and Gloria's pure joy at Obama's candidacy is undeniably affecting.

They will undeniably affect families in absolute terms.

Keeping difficult children on the roll undeniably affects a school's pass rate, however.

"This error undeniably affected the outcome of this case," said the brief filed for Elian's great-uncle, Lazaro Gonzalez.

To be sure, Lebanon is undeniably deeply affected by the regional political divide between Iran and Saudi Arabia, and particularly with the Syrian civil war that has had a drastic political and economic effect on the country, owing in part to the large influx of refugees into a country that already struggles to come up with a proper waste disposal plan and to provide citizens with basic services.

The sense of years having passed, most evident in the face and body of the undeniably middle-aged Mr. Wise, only makes the central conflict more affecting.