Sentence examples for effects himself from inspiring English sources

Since the long exposure time interfered with the clarity of his prints, Jackson was not above adding effects himself.

I spent a great afternoon there once with the sainted veteran of special effects himself Ray Harryhausen, who gave a talk about his stop-motion innovations.

Except for "Titans," Harryhausen, who was 92, worked on all the special effects himself.

The show featured the popular "Threat Down" segment, for which Stephen provided the laser-like sound effects himself (byou! byou! byou! byou!).

One heroic shock survivor, Leonard Frank, spent decades re-educating himself and learning to live with long-term harmful effects, devoting himself to reform in psychiatry, and even to writing one of the best scientific critiques of ECT (Frank, 1990).

No change in circumstances can wholly wipe out its effects upon himself or upon others.

A problem gambler is said to be a guy (about two-thirds are male) whose betting "results in any harmful effects" to himself or folks around him.

This last use of 'providence or atoms' shows that since Marcus is writing to bring about certain psychological effects in himself, we have to look to context to determine what the desired effect is, and then determine how the things he tells himself are supposed to bring about the effect.

Starting with the personal effects of himself and his officers, he ordered the burning of everything except a minimal set of supplies.

McGloughlin was deliberate in maximizing the use of in-camera footage while minimizing digital effects, restricting himself to the use of time remapping, Pixel Motion, and less than 25 seconds of Echo and Mirror filters in After Effects. .

French robotics researcher, Vladimir Gavreau, allegedly produced such effects on himself and his fellow researchers through infrasound.