Definition of affecting in English:

affecting

adjective əˈfɛktɪŋəˈfɛktɪŋ

Touching the emotions; moving.
a highly affecting account of her experiences in prison
Example sentencesExamples
- The two deliver strong, affecting performances.
- The most affecting scenes in the novel are those depicting the decimation wrought by this plague-like contagion.
- Both novels are perfectly enjoyable, if somewhat flawed in places, and both novelists show sufficient talent and invention to produce further, hopefully more polished and affecting works.
- But the most affecting interviews are with Youssef, a nine-year-old Egyptian American born and raised in New York City.
- This is a lovingly told story of redemption and familial love, but recounted at such close range that every success or failure in this family becomes acutely affecting.
- The few truly affecting moments are overwhelmed by the embarrassing cheese.
- A recent episode elevated this superior soap opera into deeply affecting drama.
- Never was a more beautiful effusion of grief interrupted by a more affecting incident
- With Nobody's Fool he weaves a magic spell with the help of a funny, affecting screenplay and a top notch supporting cast.
- His art at its most affecting projects a harrowing instability.
- Still, you'd be hard-pressed to find a fresher, more affecting show in the city this summer.
- Here are two real and affecting characters for whose reunion, at the ballet's climax, the choreographer made one of his most poetic pas de deux.
- Like her male counterpart, she always seems to have an affecting awareness of her sidekick status.
- With his quiet but affecting meditations on what constitutes the self, Sakuma makes us aware of our relation to others and of our existence and its inevitable end.
- But in general, this is a strong, thought-provoking piece of writing and an impressive, affecting performance.
- Venus Williams's straight-set victory over sister Serena in the Wimbledon women's semi-finals was the most affecting sports contest in recent memory.
- In this handsome new collection, the band shows it is justly proud of one of the least affected, most affecting voices around.
- The whole volume constitutes an effort to resolve a problem that must confront anyone who finds the world a deeply affecting yet intangible chimera.
- There is an affecting description here of a meeting with Jawaharlal Nehru.
- There are some affecting moments at the start of the story.

Derivatives

affectingly

adverb əˈfɛktɪŋliəˈfɛktɪŋli

It was affectingly acted, beautifully designed, and, for lack of a better word, crunchy.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a quiet story, affectingly intimate, dealing as it does with family, pride, roots and humility.
- At her best, she's affectingly funny; at her worst, she's alienatingly self-conscious.
- They now have a most unusual friendship and she speaks affectingly of his story as a peculiarly American tragedy.
- Though the scenario is murky, several of the main characters are affectingly portrayed.
- And so I complete what I affectingly refer to as my ‘pop trilogy’ reviews.

Definition of affecting in US English:

affecting

adjectiveəˈfɛktɪŋəˈfektiNG

Touching the emotions; moving.
a highly affecting account of her experiences in prison
Example sentencesExamples
- Venus Williams's straight-set victory over sister Serena in the Wimbledon women's semi-finals was the most affecting sports contest in recent memory.
- There are some affecting moments at the start of the story.
- There is an affecting description here of a meeting with Jawaharlal Nehru.
- But in general, this is a strong, thought-provoking piece of writing and an impressive, affecting performance.
- In this handsome new collection, the band shows it is justly proud of one of the least affected, most affecting voices around.
- Never was a more beautiful effusion of grief interrupted by a more affecting incident
- Here are two real and affecting characters for whose reunion, at the ballet's climax, the choreographer made one of his most poetic pas de deux.
- The two deliver strong, affecting performances.
- Both novels are perfectly enjoyable, if somewhat flawed in places, and both novelists show sufficient talent and invention to produce further, hopefully more polished and affecting works.
- Like her male counterpart, she always seems to have an affecting awareness of her sidekick status.
- The most affecting scenes in the novel are those depicting the decimation wrought by this plague-like contagion.
- The whole volume constitutes an effort to resolve a problem that must confront anyone who finds the world a deeply affecting yet intangible chimera.
- This is a lovingly told story of redemption and familial love, but recounted at such close range that every success or failure in this family becomes acutely affecting.
- But the most affecting interviews are with Youssef, a nine-year-old Egyptian American born and raised in New York City.
- With his quiet but affecting meditations on what constitutes the self, Sakuma makes us aware of our relation to others and of our existence and its inevitable end.
- A recent episode elevated this superior soap opera into deeply affecting drama.
- The few truly affecting moments are overwhelmed by the embarrassing cheese.
- His art at its most affecting projects a harrowing instability.
- With Nobody's Fool he weaves a magic spell with the help of a funny, affecting screenplay and a top notch supporting cast.
- Still, you'd be hard-pressed to find a fresher, more affecting show in the city this summer.

单词	affecting
释义	Definition of affecting in English: affecting adjective əˈfɛktɪŋəˈfɛktɪŋ Touching the emotions; moving. a highly affecting account of her experiences in prison Example sentencesExamples The two deliver strong, affecting performances. The most affecting scenes in the novel are those depicting the decimation wrought by this plague-like contagion. Both novels are perfectly enjoyable, if somewhat flawed in places, and both novelists show sufficient talent and invention to produce further, hopefully more polished and affecting works. But the most affecting interviews are with Youssef, a nine-year-old Egyptian American born and raised in New York City. This is a lovingly told story of redemption and familial love, but recounted at such close range that every success or failure in this family becomes acutely affecting. The few truly affecting moments are overwhelmed by the embarrassing cheese. A recent episode elevated this superior soap opera into deeply affecting drama. Never was a more beautiful effusion of grief interrupted by a more affecting incident With Nobody's Fool he weaves a magic spell with the help of a funny, affecting screenplay and a top notch supporting cast. His art at its most affecting projects a harrowing instability. Still, you'd be hard-pressed to find a fresher, more affecting show in the city this summer. Here are two real and affecting characters for whose reunion, at the ballet's climax, the choreographer made one of his most poetic pas de deux. Like her male counterpart, she always seems to have an affecting awareness of her sidekick status. With his quiet but affecting meditations on what constitutes the self, Sakuma makes us aware of our relation to others and of our existence and its inevitable end. But in general, this is a strong, thought-provoking piece of writing and an impressive, affecting performance. Venus Williams's straight-set victory over sister Serena in the Wimbledon women's semi-finals was the most affecting sports contest in recent memory. In this handsome new collection, the band shows it is justly proud of one of the least affected, most affecting voices around. The whole volume constitutes an effort to resolve a problem that must confront anyone who finds the world a deeply affecting yet intangible chimera. There is an affecting description here of a meeting with Jawaharlal Nehru. There are some affecting moments at the start of the story. Derivatives affectingly adverb əˈfɛktɪŋliəˈfɛktɪŋli It was affectingly acted, beautifully designed, and, for lack of a better word, crunchy. Example sentencesExamples It's a quiet story, affectingly intimate, dealing as it does with family, pride, roots and humility. At her best, she's affectingly funny; at her worst, she's alienatingly self-conscious. They now have a most unusual friendship and she speaks affectingly of his story as a peculiarly American tragedy. Though the scenario is murky, several of the main characters are affectingly portrayed. And so I complete what I affectingly refer to as my ‘pop trilogy’ reviews. Definition of affecting in US English: affecting adjectiveəˈfɛktɪŋəˈfektiNG Touching the emotions; moving. a highly affecting account of her experiences in prison Example sentencesExamples Venus Williams's straight-set victory over sister Serena in the Wimbledon women's semi-finals was the most affecting sports contest in recent memory. There are some affecting moments at the start of the story. There is an affecting description here of a meeting with Jawaharlal Nehru. But in general, this is a strong, thought-provoking piece of writing and an impressive, affecting performance. In this handsome new collection, the band shows it is justly proud of one of the least affected, most affecting voices around. Never was a more beautiful effusion of grief interrupted by a more affecting incident Here are two real and affecting characters for whose reunion, at the ballet's climax, the choreographer made one of his most poetic pas de deux. The two deliver strong, affecting performances. Both novels are perfectly enjoyable, if somewhat flawed in places, and both novelists show sufficient talent and invention to produce further, hopefully more polished and affecting works. Like her male counterpart, she always seems to have an affecting awareness of her sidekick status. The most affecting scenes in the novel are those depicting the decimation wrought by this plague-like contagion. The whole volume constitutes an effort to resolve a problem that must confront anyone who finds the world a deeply affecting yet intangible chimera. This is a lovingly told story of redemption and familial love, but recounted at such close range that every success or failure in this family becomes acutely affecting. But the most affecting interviews are with Youssef, a nine-year-old Egyptian American born and raised in New York City. With his quiet but affecting meditations on what constitutes the self, Sakuma makes us aware of our relation to others and of our existence and its inevitable end. A recent episode elevated this superior soap opera into deeply affecting drama. The few truly affecting moments are overwhelmed by the embarrassing cheese. His art at its most affecting projects a harrowing instability. With Nobody's Fool he weaves a magic spell with the help of a funny, affecting screenplay and a top notch supporting cast. Still, you'd be hard-pressed to find a fresher, more affecting show in the city this summer.
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