| He trained those who followed to commit to his vision, not only affectively but also in an efficient manner. |
| Here, the affectively thin narration can seem oddly grandiose, a stage whisper suggesting the woman's quest is more dramatic than it seems. |
| To offer you a quality service, our drivers and the control office must communicate affectively. |
| Another expected outcome of being affectively similar to others is a high self-perception of one's influence level in the group. |
| It's just so crystal clear and so affectively powerful – and the second version of the chorus is so bomb. |
| His playing is at once affectively specific and goal oriented. |
