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How to use affecting in a sentence

Julianne Moore did a surprisingly affecting job, but Rachel Bay Jones also won a Tony for her performance in the stage version!

Arguably more affecting, strangers have been equated with danger during the pandemic.

It is, however, a most serious matter as affecting the character and pecuniary value of these mines.

ASBESTOSROBERT H. JONES

The combination pedals affecting the Great stop-knobs moved also the Pedal stop-knobs belonging to the proper group.

"Mr. Bills wants to know if he can come in now," came as an interruption to the scene, which was getting rather affecting.

THE CROMPTONSMARY J. HOLMES

There is something exceedingly affecting in the vague and shadowy prayer which she offered on this occasion.

I suppose the fact that we are going off this afternoon—the joy of returning to our old gay life is—is affecting us?

Another injury for which the law furnishes redress is that affecting reputation and character.

Can it be this minute dust affecting the lungs which makes us breathe as if in the sultry hours preceding a thunder-storm?

For this reason the photographic images are less sensitive to conditions affecting the seeing than the visual images.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985