Sentence examples for yet it affects from inspiring English sources

Yet it affects actors especially: few can summon the granitic opacity of people from half a century ago or far earlier, yet British actors can imitate it.

"It applies to only half the field and yet it affects the integrity of the competition," he said of the rule.

Our identification with our team is nothing more than a mental construct (the connection is not literal) and yet it affects us at the deepest physical levels.

Bacterial conjunctivitis, by contrast, accrues relatively smaller per patient costs, yet it affects a far greater number of persons on an annual basis than does ARMD or diabetic retinopathy.

The advantage of this approach is that the treatment can be given with a simple injection, yet it affects only the region exposed to ultrasound.

"For far too long mental health has been a bit of a taboo subject - yet it affects one in four people in this country".

It didn't happen to him but to others, yet it affected him so deeply that his life's focus and purpose radically shifted.

But we don't yet know whether it affects dream content and the types of memories that are activated.

Yet it does affect low-income students.

Talking about the original Renaissance, he said: "It was an amazing time, we learnt a lot, so much was created during that period of time and yet it only affected a small part of the world; not a lot of people got the chance to do a lot of awesome stuff during that period, but we are experiencing it again on a much bigger scale.

And yet, it was affecting, listening to Stewart described one nation, "a little bit late for something they have to do," in rush hour traffic, slowly merging down from many lanes into one, until everyone, with one shared voice, orderly allows cars to filter into the merge.