Sentence examples for a world of effects from inspiring English sources

It is a world of effects.

The Kapralova string quartet (1935-36) explores a world of interesting effects painted around long, lyrical lines.

Diesel plunges into a world of lavish effects, supernatural backstory and exuberant facial hair for an action-horror that's shaped like a franchise opener.

Recently these analytical methods have been linked with modern genomics, epigenetics, and microanalysis of biological compounds, thereby revealing a New World of effects and consequences unforeseen by classical toxicology.

It has been said that in a world of cause and effect, coincidence is always suspect.

The actors' collaborative involvement in the creation of the script leads to some shamblingly slack and complacent performances, and the thin depiction of daily life diminishes the flights of fancy, yet Rivette's fretful indictment of the blandishments and dangers of a world of stories is, in effect, a self-portrait as cinephile on the verge of hallucination.

The world I had always counted on to be solid and predictable and nameable was transformed in that moment into a world of unknown causes and dreamlike effects.

By contrast, being present in order to have your say on "current affairs" according to the newspapers, using the newspapers' measure of what is topical, engaging directly with public opinion, certainly gives one a great sensation of being alive, but this is life in the world of effects, not in the world of slow reasoning and reflection.

Change is happening at many levels and since most of us are focused on the physical world of effects, it would help to look at the non-physical, causal world of the spiritual and the energetic.

It is a world of eye-watering animation and digital effects.

"It's categorically the case that we have more constant and geographically pervasive exposure to noise," said George Prochnik, the Brooklyn-based author of "In Pursuit of Silence: Listening for Meaning in a World of Noise," which explores the ill effects of omnipresent sound.