Sentence examples for effect of someone from inspiring English sources

In fact, he wrote, "the effect of asking the political questions on well-being is only a little less than the effect of someone becoming unemployed".

Over this they construct an unfortunate analogy that relates Stockholm syndrome – in which a hostage develops empathy for their kidnapper – to the consuming effect of someone's embrace.

It really is a selfless act that can have such a lasting positive effect of someone.

When asked by the Los Angeles Times about playing the role of someone with a TBI, Williamson acknowledged the many variables and "different levels of injury and effect" of someone with a TBI.

On Monday, Farage talked about the possible game-changing effects of someone "grownup and sensible like Michael Gove" becoming leader of the Tories: the aim, one suspected, probably had more to do with mischief than constructive politics.

The cumulative effect can create the impression of someone who, at worst, is guilty of serial cover-ups, or, at best, shades the truth.

The effect is of someone banging repeatedly on the same jarring piano chord.

The effect is of someone with a boyish energy who has had too many Cokes, but even on bad days, says Fox, "I don't care.

It can also have a negative effect on someone's possibility of recovery.

"Even if SNAP doesn't have the effect of lifting someone out of poverty, it moves them further up," Mr. Concannon said.

Instead it was more of a mix of sounds with the strange effect of hearing someone snoring off in the distance in a wind-swept field.