Sentence examples for deepest effect from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the deepest effect of 9/11 is to make that acquaintance a little more intimate.

Strangely, it is this last quality that may have the deepest effect on the way people live.

In Classical tragedy, he said the human "will" was "exhibited as struggling with fate, a great and beautiful instance and illustration of which is the Prometheus of Aeschylus; and the deepest effect is produced, when the fate is represented as a higher and intelligent will".

"Joyland" is, in many respects, a different sort of book, but it, too, depends on King's typically unerring sense of character for its deepest effects.

The tax bill appeared to cause the most heartburn for vulnerable Southern California Republicans whose districts face some of the deepest effects, according to a Times analysis.

It had such a deep effect on me.

But teaching has had a deeper effect on him.

The strike has had a deep effect on all levels of the film industry.

But there was one fight in the early years that had a deeper effect on me.

This had a deep effect on the twins who became silent after this savage act.

But the altitude was having a deeper effect on many people on the train.