Sentence examples for are so effectively from inspiring English sources

Imagine if those chairs were filled with women in prissy afternoon dresses and tweed suits, while above their heads swung the young crowd of 1960s women who are so effectively shown on nearby screens.

They are so effectively processed and adjusted in the phone that they can look instantly stunning, even though the camera options found on many rival cameraphones (White Balance, ISO, for instance) are noticeably lacking here.

The skills (and, I think, even the theory we are so effectively taught at MIT) become real and useful in a designers mental tool box only once that individual has hands-on experience using them.

"It is a pleasure to visit a classroom in which the elements of sound teaching, motivated students and a positive learning environment are so effectively combined," Assistant Principal Kennard Branch wrote in her May 2011 evaluation.

Not everywhere has been so effectively rehabilitated.

Yet seldom has the inner rage of the hurt and powerless child been so effectively dramatised.

Rarely if ever in American history has dissent been so effectively stifled.

"The conflict in 'Hamlet' is so effectively concealed," he wrote, "that it was left to me to unearth it".

His voice is true and strong, and not just because the Glaswegian accent is so effectively rendered.

The gap has been so effectively filled that Pret now has to invent new gaps where there previously were none.

As it stands, the film serves only to fuel the fantasy that's so effectively filling the divorce courts.