Sentence examples for a damaged effect from inspiring English sources

Several skirts are homages to arte povera, the school of conceptual art that celebrates ephemerality and decay: one skirt is dyed in such a way as "to create a damaged effect," while another assumes "a dirtied look of almost destroyed beauty".

If the charger is not earthed, or if the person taking the call provides a better path for current – say from a damaged wire – then the effect could be lethal.

Alteration in p53 may be important event in the transformation of hepatocytes of regenerative nodules in a damaged organ (the "field effect") to the malignant phenotype.

A National Security Agency statement obtained by Washington lawyer Mark Zaid on behalf of a client described how a foreign power built a weapon "designed to bathe a target's living quarters in microwaves, causing numerous physical effects, including a damaged nervous system", the Times said.

The survey found that 42% of respondents said a damaged celebrity image would have no effect on future purchases of a luxury product or service.

A damaged plasticity model has been used to capture the effect of material degradation under machining.

A picture caption on Sept. 30 with an article about effects of the terrorist attacks on the American economy misidentified a damaged hotel near the World Trade Center.

A damaged seawall in Boston.

A damaged neighborhood in Panama City.

A damaged reputation is another.

"He was a damaged soul.