Sentence examples for a violent effect from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a violent effect" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an impact or outcome that is forceful or aggressive in nature, often in contexts related to physical actions, emotions, or consequences. Example: "The storm had a violent effect on the coastal town, causing widespread destruction and chaos."
I learned that the green herbal tea was made with thyme leaves, and that the food at Çiya exercised a violent effect on all kinds of people, not just bad Turkish granddaughters.
Spalling may be a violent effect to fire-exposed concrete destroying the entire cross-sections or reducing the load-bearing capacity of a construction substantially.
In 1956, Time magazine noted that "in 50 years or so," a CO2 buildup "may have a violent effect on the earth's climate".
I only ask, because a litre of the stuff seems to be having a rather violent effect on Gisella, who is standing in the doorway of her Tuscan kitchen in her nightie at 2am, yelling obscenities at her partner, Robert.
The venom has an instant, violent effect as even large prey (up to 30 times the weight of a worker) never struggled after being stung.
And the crimes the ex-inmate commits could well be nasty ones: one in four prisoners is a violent offender.The effect of all these ex-prisoners is beginning to be felt.
In the Surrealist-inflected "Goldfinger," thighs cast from cement are combined with an automobile shock absorber, to both erotic and violent effect.
In turn, Sharapova was harnessing that familiar, demure address – arching with all the venom of a swan asking another swan to pass the salt – to increasingly violent effect.
Simply put, a credible roadmap for a way out of the current mess, in public, would actually help soften the violent effect of any implosion, should the Assads decide to publicly reject such a proposal made by a concert of nations.
Bernard Herrmann's score mimics and enhances this violent effect.
With the increase of drying wetting cycles, the percentage of the water stable aggregates in the size range of 5 10 mm decreases obviously and the initial two cycles has the most violent effect on the disintegration of aggregates, which is consistent with the result by Denef et al. (2001a,b).
