Sentence examples for utterly affecting from inspiring English sources

The show is more than worth seeing, however, for the canny scene stealing of Linda Lavin as Nanny and especially for the work of Michele Pawk, whose thoughtful, detailed, complicated and utterly affecting performance as Louise may well be the best on Broadway right now (2 20).

And it can utterly affect a man's mindset and entire direction in life.

It is utterly quizzical, yet profoundly affecting music.

If one thinks, not of anything in the world, but of the world as a whole (including oneself as part of the world) and then thinks what is beyond that, then the feeling one has with respect to that absolute Beyond is absolute dependence, in the sense of being conscious of having no power with respect to it, being utterly unable to affect it (even by perceiving or thinking it).

I think that like many an addict before her is simply and utterly aware of how her behaviors are affecting her family.

It's a movie remarkable for being utterly lacking in emotional affect.

Furthermore, the God of Christian tradition is not utterly incapable of being affected by human beings.

The effect of this was "utterly deplorable" and could affect the way young people thought right up until their university years, he said.

What it does demonstrate is how far-reaching and invasive the consequences can be, affecting even seemingly banal aspects of Palestinian life, rendering routine matters utterly impossible.

Jeff's position mirrors that of the audience: We are unable to warn Lisa of the danger, utterly incapable of using our knowledge to affect the outcome.

But he suggested that Republican unity was even more important, and he issued an indictment of Hillary Clinton that was utterly Carsonian in its strong language and mild affect.