Sentence examples for unusually affecting from inspiring English sources

Her sweetness to her father, Lorenzo, is unusually affecting.

(There is also one contemporary effort: an unusually affecting video by Bill Viola).

But he also brings a sobering glint of self-awareness to his final scene that makes it truly and unusually affecting.

(In between came a Royal Shakespeare Company version distinguished by an unusually affecting Malvolio from Jonathan Slinger, a part that can devolve into not much more than a puffed-up prig. Mr. Slinger was an ace Prospero in the same RSC season and will next year be seen as Hamlet).

She called it a "flawed yet unusually affecting episode".

Dunaway is commanding in a caffeinated performance as ruthless Diana, with a haggard William Holden unusually affecting as a washed-up veteran of TV's glory days.

Mr. Kennedy's family has been unusually affected by cancer.

All four had previously shown evidence of positive selection in the last tens of millions of years on the primate lineage leading to humans, and all four have been associated with syndromes impaired neurological development, a category that in anecdotal studies has shown evidence of being unusually affected by selection during this period (25– 33).

When a professor elicits unusually positive affect in a student, that student rates the professor as unusually effective.

That is, some professors elicited unusually favourable affect in some raters, but not others.

We can exclude the possibility that we had unusually mildly affected patients, as their scores on the usual neuropsychological tests including working memory were in the typical range for patients.