Sentence examples for effectively that it from inspiring English sources

Studded with references to western culture, from The Great Gatsby to Thelonious Monk, Norwegian Wood created and sustained the mood of an intelligent romantic reverie so effectively that it sold 2m copies in its first year of publication and, according to its admirers, brought the Japanese novel into the modern world.

The neon SPACE FOR RENT sign on West Fifty-first Street in New York advertises its own emptiness so effectively that it seems a shame to convert it to any other use.

It takes the piss out of highbrow shows like "Serial" and "Making a Murderer" so effectively that it might as well be marketed as a catheter.

It is a job he has done so effectively that it has earned him the nickname "Minister Nyet," and senior American officials, including Hillary Rodham Clinton and Condoleezza Rice, have said they often found it infuriating to deal with him.

After sixty years, the photographs remained fixed to the page so effectively that it wasn't possible to remove them to see if anything was written on their backs, and the paper was too thick to X-ray.

This, says Rafael Vinoly, the New York-based Uruguayan architect in charge of the design, will cool the giant new building below so effectively that it won't need air conditioning.

And it was done, I think, orderly and effectively; that is, I think it was done without reducing the readiness of our forces.

Effectively, that means forgoing access.

"This effectively means that it wants us to accept its decision.

Likewise, when Congress allows the court to resolve a power struggle between itself and the executive branch, it effectively concedes that it lacks the will to use its own arsenal of tools to pressure the president.

The familiar strains of "Sherry," "Rag Doll" and "Walk Like a Man" filled the place so effectively that night it changed Goldstein's life.