Sentence examples for cheap effect from inspiring English sources

Many theatre makers use it to easy but cheap effect.

But why on earth would a loudspeaker stop except to generate a cheap effect?

When sensationalism, a cheap effect, substitutes for truly disturbing art seriously presented, we should be deeply bothered.

It's a cheap effect, because Lily is not a scarlet woman (or even a rebel) in her own mind, and even those who tarnish her reputation know it.

Near the end Mr. Berger walked off the stage and began to play from behind the audience: what might have seemed a cheap effect proved surprisingly subtle.

The point, it seems, is to achieve something more than mere beauty; but his playing avoids cheap effect to such a degree that it sometimes seems to miss its effect altogether.

It gave him access to cheap effects.

"He's an orchestrator of experience," Close said, "not a creator of cheap effects.

There's a lot of that stuff going around lately, for the very good reason that cheap effects, like cheap music, are no less potent for being cheap.

These are cheap effects – as much a product of class stereotypes as they are of what Komisarjevsky termed "chocolate box naturalism".

He had been an actor himself but was advised to direct and that was his gift - he went for truth rather than cheap effects.