Sentence examples for creating an effect from inspiring English sources

Short, simple phrases are layered over each other in distinct rhythms, creating an effect like a round.

Some higher-end clients want elaborate cabinets instead of racks for their bottles, creating an effect that Mr. Goldenberg likens to "a library for wine".

The words and notes seemed to hang in the air at times, and to dissolve quickly elsewhere, creating an effect that became more ethereal as the work unfolded.

Kendal translated this into a bright mouth using Nars Heat Wave lipstick set with neon pink pigment, creating an effect that was both "luminous and matte".

Now and then his hands would get a microsecond out of sync, and then tumble back into togetherness again, creating an effect that was gorgeously languid, somehow halting and relaxed at the same time.

He wields the red cape, the bull following it this way and that, creating an effect almost of intimacy as 500 kilos of horned fury brushes past his body.

It feels too smoothly engineered to create an effect.

The most common approach uses optics to create an effect called diffraction.

They leave shadows that create an effect like half-opened venetian blinds.

In each work, there is an attempt to create an effect of strangeness and distance.

The print idea is to create an effect, not necessarily a straightforward pattern.