Sentence examples for bloody effect from inspiring English sources

The French savants exalted a bloodless notion of Reason to bloody effect.

Finally she takes a turn trying to interact, to disastrous, bloody effect.

His words can have a bloody effect; they demean and demolish the innocent Adrian, robbing her of the sense that she's worth loving at all.

By the end of the novel, Dirk's inarticulate hatred of 'coloureds' will have coupled with his latent homosexuality to bloody effect, spurring Alfred to perform one final, redemptive act of duty.

Intel's mightiest weapon has always been aggressive price cuts–and it has been wielding them to a bloody effect on AMD.

A few bottles met their knuckleheaded targets with bloody effect, which will probably be cold comfort to antifascists who, having been on a solid run of form in embarrassing the EDL, were outnumbered and unable to pull off the trick again.

The students and instructors, mostly military veterans of combat tours in Afghanistan or Iraq, had seen the bloody effects of bombing campaigns abroad.

But even the energetically crafty Mr. Kulick, who handles the zigs and zags of the dense plot with mostly clarifying imagination and provides some garishly bloody effects to boot, ends up in thrall to the play's zealous pontifications.

The real irony is that the Tory government's cuts – many of which, in the benefits system at least, have been linked to suicides – have often had literally bloody effects.

Born in Genoa, he came to the capital aged 13 and, later on, trained in one of its hospitals while witnessing the bloodiest effects of the terror-ridden anni di piomba (years of lead).

He praised the "simple but effective", "cartoonish" and colorful visual style, the improved detail from the game's predecessors along with the "light-hearted tone" and "spectacular and bloody" gore effects.