Sentence examples for effects achieved by from inspiring English sources

Most commonly, this achievement is understood in terms of the aesthetically significant effects achieved by an artist with certain kinds of tools and materials and in light of certain appreciative conventions.

Bold illusionistic effects, achieved by calculated lighting, intensify the space.

The stage is set in a poets' camp, with most of the atmospheric effects achieved by cunning lighting and projected woodland images (using a good old slide projector).

Carved in 1053, it embodies tranquillity and gracefulness, effects achieved by Jōchō's brilliant use of the joined-wood technique.

Nominally part of the neo-Victorian tradition exemplified by the sexual revisionism of Sarah Waters and Michel Faber, Catton's huge novel is rather the finest modern application of precisely the effects achieved by the greatest novels of the nineteenth century.

That's not a bad thing if you are a devotee of the "lo-fi" photography movement, which considers the effects achieved by toy cameras, pinhole cameras and other crude photo devices to be artful.

This study has shown that TRF effectively reduced SOD activity, but raised glutathione peroxidise activity, which was the same effect achieved by C. vulgaris treatment.

He shrugged off that contrast, focusing simply on the effect achieved by his balloon organ.

They were just standing there playing in front of a pastel light show that resembled the effect achieved by placing moderate pressure on the eyeballs.

In these fast-breaking situations, the point of disinformation is the effect achieved by a quick-hit assertion; before there's time for follow-up clarifications or acknowledgments of error, the intended damage has been inflicted.

His signature style, though, is an "animation" effect, achieved by punctuating those fluid movements with abrupt, precise stops, so that his body seems to flicker and flare like a stop-motion film or a glitching onlinevideo.