Sentence examples for and she effectively from inspiring English sources

And she effectively makes the case: pay more attention to the signals, subtle and strong.

But the films, one lugubrious, the second overwrought, were not to her taste and she effectively retired from Hollywood.

But the films, the first lugubrious, the second overwrought, were not to her taste and she effectively retired from Hollywood.

And she effectively conveys the dramatic desolation of Arctic landscapes — "the craggy mountain faces, the deep blue fjords and the wild white cresting sea".

It wasn't very precise, her passagework was sloppy, and she effectively shot herself in the foot by singing notably flat on all her final high notes -- leading one to question whether they were still in her arsenal at all.

Devaney is a finely trained logician, and she effectively shows that the law of noncontradiction is never really violated.

A political economist, Professor Spar said that she believed strongly in the liberal arts, and that she effectively teaches liberal arts to business students, including economics, history and politics.

More important, by rethinking virtuality in relation to the body and materiality, and vice versa, she effectively moves beyond oppositional modes of analysis, which have created a critical impasse.

For Reem the task is too much and she is effectively stranded on the rooftop.

Hamilton is trying to examine how the whole idea of the Delta blues emerged, as much as the actual music, and she deals effectively with several important figures.

Ms Dorries, who has been a persistent critic of the party leadership, has said she will donate her MP's salary for a month to play schemes in her constituency, The BBC's deputy political editor James Landale said no immediate decision would be taken on the MP's future and she was effectively being placed "on probation" for the immediate future.