Sentence examples for bombshell effect from inspiring English sources
Arca's twisted, alien productions have had a bombshell effect on club music, influencing the sounds of artists he's collaborated with, such as Kanye West, FKA twigs, and Björk.
"The one possible exception is the 1992 election, where it can be argued that [Labour's] Tax Bombshell had some effect on the electorate.
The speech I gave on the radio (which was reprinted in "Albanian Spring") had the effect of a bombshell in Albania.
Gerrard was eight on the Sunday morning that his broken-hearted grandfather knocked on the door to break the dreadful news that Jon-Paul had perished in Sheffield, and the effect of that bombshell reverberates still.
Greek media said it would be only a matter of time before the "bombshell" decision had the snowball effect of triggering an avalanche of similar asylum requests by other refugees, especially Syrians, detained on far-flung Aegean islands.
That discovery hit me like a bombshell, and I suspect it is having the same effect on many others.
The effect is very much like dropping a bombshell during a court hearing, then telling the members of the jury to disregard what they've just heard.
As models left makeup stations and headed to get VS bombshell waves, stylist Orlando Pita also suggested that the effect this year was decidedly more natural.
A bigger bombshell hit on Sept. 20, when prosecutors asserted that Full Tilt was, in effect, the biggest bluff in poker.
The effect of Jacobi's book on the German intellectual stage was like "a bombshell".
