Sentence examples for effect of making the from inspiring English sources

Instead, the gimmick often has the odd effect of making the dream seem even more dreamlike.

The spacious gallery had the effect of making the art seem even more slight.

Broadcasting, said Reith, had the effect of "making the nation as one man".

But that can have the perverse effect of making the banned object more enticing.

Consequently Valles's version, while accurate, has the unfortunate effect of making the casual reader think of David Blaine.

These would have the effect of making the finished building look like a colossal, finely cut jewel.

This visual trope has the effect of making the plays seem like autobiographical soundings, which, of course, they are.

This has the effect of making the text seem like a slightly awkward translation from a foreign ­language.

Here it trills under the melody, which has the effect of making the whole tune seem to hover and levitate.

The curve has the effect of making the sidewalk wider than it would be at a regular corner.

Every relationship is different but domestic violence has the horrible effect of making the victim feel ashamed for "provoking" it.