Sentence examples for call a special effect from inspiring English sources
"What I call a special effect is something that is too difficult to animate by hand.
In what seemed a further conciliatory gesture, however, Germany and France backed the United States in opposing moves by the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva to call a special session to "consider the effects of the war on the Iraqi people and their humanitarian situation".
Parents say Mr. Sookdar, whom the students call "Kyoshi Paul," has a special effect on children.
So there's many of them, and when he gets shot up, there's a special effect called "squibbing," and that's when they put a little [explosive] packet on the back of the jacket.
Canadian trumpeter Maynard Ferguson found fame in Stan Kenton's band, where his propensity for upper register squawking lead some detractors to call him a special-effects man rather than a musician.
The writer notes that the air conditioner sounds like a special effect from a 1954 sci-fi movie called "Them!" View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Seth Lind By Joan Acocella.
But Anthony Quinn, in his one-star review, called it a "special-effects behemoth, a toy franchise with a deafeningly loud movie attached – Transformers with an A-level".
