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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dazzling effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that creates a visually stunning or impressive appearance or impression.
Example: "The fireworks display created a dazzling effect that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "a stunning impact" or "a brilliant impression."
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It glitters with a dazzling effect of diamonds that results from the use of small heads of polished steel.
Klussmann's graphic black-and-white designs for Pempelforter Straße station play with the architecture and boundaries of the space and traditional notions of perspective to a dazzling effect.
In relief carving, such as can be seen on shields, almost every line or band is serrated, creating a dazzling effect.
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With both floors and ceilings sheathed in smooth steel polished to a mirror finish, the interior creates a purposefully dazzling effect that its architect, Roger Duffy of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, calls "vertical Versailles".
They wanted a more dazzling effect than could be achieved by the museum's standard policy of flicking with feather dusters and sponging with distilled water.
Her gowns were in the fashion favoured by her English contemporaries.In a curious coincidence the dazzling effect they created in Poland and Germany, the Vatican and Spain can be seen in two portraits in "Shah Abbas: The Making of Iran", a new exhibition at the British Museum, and in two others in "Van Dyck and Britain", at Tate Britain.
Mr. Bourne had struggled to translate a memorable scene in the film in which Edward sculptures a lawn of topiaries to dazzling effect.
Kate Tempest – Everybody Down What we said: "Tempest shines, though, through her use of language, which illuminates the subject matter – from boardroom drug deals to vacuous parties where "everybody … has got a hyphenated second name" – to dazzling effect".
But Comte mixes and matches here, to dazzling effect: After a disturbingly beautiful 3D recreation of that bombing, Comte creates something that looks like a cross between Baz Luhrmann and David Lynch, by way of Robert Wilson.
She does qualify, however, the fact that the dazzling effect of money on a struggling family is not to be dismissed.
They're handy enough, and they appear with a dazzling rippling effect that turns your screen into the surface of a Zen pond.
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