Sentence examples for but the total effect from inspiring English sources

But the total effect, the gestalt, was overwhelming.

"We loved it, but the total effect was probably a little too harsh for most people," Dr. Sostman agreed.

But the total effect of the passage depends upon the reader's awareness of Lolita's actual circumstances and Humbert's melancholy account of her "sobs in the night — every night, every night — the moment I feigned sleep".

For softer pads a larger reduction has been found, but the total effect is less than the combined effect of first changing to the optimum pad stiffness and then adding absorbers.

It was still a large disincentive for those subject to these rates, but the total effect on the economy was small.

Similarly, the direct effect of networks is larger than what we found in Table 6, but the total effect is restricted by the negative interaction term.

Government officials only calculate the number of workers generated in the treated municipalities, but considering the total effect is important for policy evaluation.

Inevitably Wolfe broke with Perkins, writing to him: "You know and I know that beginning with 'Look Homeward, Angel,' and mounting steadily there has been a constantly increasing objection and opposition to what I wanted to do, which phrased itself in various forms, but which had the total effect of dampening my hope, cooling my enthusiasm and almost nullifying my creative capacity".

The traditional cupping experts argued that from their clinical experience this might increase the total effect, but they had no theoretical explanation.

According to our model that overtly avoids treating the other variables in the system exclusively as confounders but as mediators as well, the total effect rises sharply by almost 50%.

He could be, and often was, called egotistical, self-centred, domineering and sneering, but at least one realised that the total effect was there because he intended it: he found it temperamentally impossible to be a creep.