But now, subjecting the Donald to that same worn trope has the opposite effect of suggesting he's just another in the line of our goofball presidents.
If I had invented the interrogative ellipsis, I think I'd have gone with "Punctuation???" Or maybe "Punctuation;" it would have the effect of suggesting that you supply your own subtitle.
An angry Giuliani contended that the release had the effect of suggesting that there was a justification for the terror attacks and, as such, was "highly irresponsible and very, very dangerous".
The film's gorgeous, painterly compositions have the chilling effect of suggesting that even our worst nightmares still retain a seductive allure.
However, that focus also had the effect of suggesting that affected babies would be the beneficiaries of the proposed intervention, which is clearly not the case.
King's single sentence is a more tightly wound rhetorical punch, easily deployed for immediate inspiration, but it carries the unintended effect of suggesting that justice is inevitable, so that no matter what we do now, the arc of the moral universe will care for us later.
The effect of suggesting a guideline to the reviewers had no effect on change in overall quality as measured by the Goodman scale (0.9, 95% CI: −0.3 +2.1).
The juxtaposition of myths and patient quote had the effect of suggesting that the patient's perception was a myth.
22 This second trial also investigated the effect of suggesting the use of reporting guidelines to reviewers, but did not observe any benefit.
For a small percentage of students, the effects of suggested accommodations were not positive.
However, further studies including comparison with other commercial plant growth promoters and toxicity studies on the microbial soil community should be conducted to evaluate the effects of suggested bio-effectors on the soil/plant system.
