Sentence examples for a harrowing effect from inspiring English sources

Something is drawn out of us with a harrowing effect, which Friedrich's use of color nudges toward intoxication.

The Korean apology is satirized to harrowing effect in "At Least We Can Apologize," a darkly comic 2009 novel by the South Korean writer Lee Ki-ho, published in this country by Dalkey Archive Press as part of its Library of Korean Literature series.

So far, the harrowing effect of soaring fuel prices has focused mainly on cars, trucks and planes.

But despite having this harrowing effect on his listeners, Jamie Stewart, vocalist, writer and apparent cat hugger, is really normal.

News of the tapes brought markets reeling, and undoubtedly had a much more harrowing effect on the tens of thousands of people who lost loved ones on Sept. 11.

The two are united only in the part of Zoe, which is taken almost intact from Boucicault's script and played straight by Amber Gray; the harrowing effect is a testament to both of the playwrights, and to the actress.

When they reach the middle, however, their meal becomes a harrowing quest for the last bit of grass, intensified by the slo-mo effect.

That injury could have a harrowing domino effect on the rest of the offense.

It was a harrowing journey.

Writer describes a harrowing visit to a camp.

It is a harrowing piece of work.