Sentence examples for effect come from inspiring English sources

I was saying, in effect, Come and see my future, Mom.

Rubenstein received a cable saying, in effect: come on in; the water's fine.

Some of the governor's earlier statements to that effect come to mind.

Instead, the money will in effect come from creditors who might have otherwise received a higher return.

Though the sequence is awkwardly filmed and punitively edited, its idea and its effect come through powerfully.

Housing charities and council estates will in effect come under a central land bank, with Whitehall dictating disposals, subsidies and revenue transfers.

This dubious, if cherished, effect comes from the coal ovens.

This is where the rearranging effect comes in.

Some of the effect came from what remains of Bach in Mr. Perahia's fingers.

Part of the song's effect came from Mr. Tunick's new orchestrations.

The protective effect came mostly from earlier bedtimes rather than later wake times.