Sentence examples for effect that makes from inspiring English sources

And their success generates a "network effect" that makes them even more successful.

The video component includes an effect that makes audiences seem to disappear, presumably after buying their tickets.

Last we heard – 1998 – she was pioneering the Auto-Tune, an effect that makes people sound like robots.

The effect is startlingly beautiful, a quick wash of theatrical effect that makes its previous absence all the more stark.

So it has a polarizing effect that makes people either deride it as toxic or adore it as elixir from Aspartame, the goddess of the very thin.

It's a creaking, oddly lurching dirge that smothers Rihanna's vocal in an effect that makes it sound like she's singing into a paper cup.

Last month a stringent new antismoking law took effect that makes it illegal to light a cigarette in just about any indoor public place.

But the effect that makes them crave the drug, Dr. Wise said, is an intense, stimulating euphoria, an effect just like the effect of cocaine or amphetamines.

That calls for critical acclaim and great performances, which become part of a snowball effect that makes a film required viewing.

The 800 x 1,280 display has that old-school, mottled touchscreen effect that makes it look as if it's been sprayed with a fine mist.

He wears plimsolls, baggy pants and a loose flowing shirt, a sort of dashing Robinson Crusoe effect that makes me ask if he is single.