Sentence examples for effect of something from inspiring English sources
"The odor becomes a side effect of something more serious.
What would you call the visual effect of something like a Rothko painting?
The effect of something so obviously artificial appearing so lifelike is funny and mysterious.
But what if it's all an illusion, a sort of cosmic frill, or a side effect of something else going on at deeper levels of reality?
We are familiar with the iconography of a house's basement, but what is the meaning of the basement of a church, in symbolic terms?" Mesmerizing illumination devised to surround this sculpture gives the effect of something both universal and local.
"You can be sure they will use the phone-hacking fallout to help make their case," my friend said, adding with some exasperation, "Nobody pays much attention to the effect of something like this on little countries like ours".
The word 'consequence' is defined as 'the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier' – www.dictionary.com.com
It's possible that the red pigments are manufactured in the leaf as a side-effect of something else that's happening at this time.
Its hard-earned and highly popular brand had been raided: why, now, would any employer pay more when they could benefit from the reputational halo-effect of something that sounded very like the living wage but cost them less?
"I can regret the effects of something, but at the same time be clear about the integrity of what I've done," Bishop Griswold said.
