Sentence examples for easier effects from inspiring English sources

Mousse really isn't our favorite kind of hair product, mainly because it's annoying to use (it's foamy in the hands and feels crunchy when it dries) and because you can accomplish similar, easier effects with other types of hair products.

There are no easy effects in his music.

Since this is the formidably stylish Mr. Murray, he sometimes gets away with such easy effects.

One of the easiest effects of Brexit to understand is the likely impact on British consumers.

The spooky atmosphere of the house is re-created with great subtlety, with no cheap shock tactics or easy effects.

Shot on digital video, "Chuck and Buck" feels appropriately small and clammy, but its emotions are played for real stakes rather than for easy effects of shock and disgust.

The structure is so mechanical it's almost pulpy, and the film reaches for other easy effects — it's similar to "The Threepenny Opera" in its satirical use of beggars and criminals.

The chefs (Jeremiah Stone handles the savory courses, while Fabian von Hauske is in charge of desserts and bread) cook expressively, gently, with an eye toward nature and an aversion for easy effects.

He never went for the easy effect or for merely surface excitement.

Mr. Maazel, like Mr. Oue, milked the work for easy effect.

The easiest effect to measure is probably at the company level.