Sentence examples for engaging effect from inspiring English sources

Richardson revisited the territory of glossy comedy to engaging effect with Jennifer Lopez in Maid in Manhattan (2002).

In computer-generated voices, they candidly converse about art, literature and sex to improbably engaging effect.

It dovetails perfectly with a simple but brilliantly effective staging that brings together the drama's three sets of characters to consistently engaging effect.

The dialogue of "A Recluse and His Guest" is adorned by live cello (courtesy of Paul Brantley, who's also the production's Composer) for an engaging effect, and the creative staging makes for some impressive use of the space.

Then incorporate unique pieces to grab the viewer's attention: Think patterned tie; pocket square (bright works best for an engaging effect); or a geometrically interesting necklace or pin (but not both).

If it's as close to the effect I intend, and it does engage and effect the audience, then that's how good it is.

The composer's inspiration may wax and wane as he makes his way through the larger sacred forms, but when his mind is fully engaged the effect is tremendous; in the "Stabat Mater," he restrains his penchant for vivid contrast and allows a melancholy tune to float to celestial heights.

The latter alteration might be due to a system in overdrive in which all available transcription factors are engaged; in effect, the patient's immune system is desensitized to further activation by IFNβ.

The Public's Contribution to Oversight At a recent meeting with Senator Coburn, I and Scot Faulkner, the first chief administrative officer of the US House of Representatives, discussed having the public contribute to oversight through the web, by submitting pressing questions, highlighting key issues, and in effect, engaging in investigative journalism through dedicated web resources.

While still engaging a therapeutic effect, it would appear that additional elevation of miR-9-3p in the cell line had a finite influence, and represented a relatively lower level of increased expression (compared to basal levels).

Of interest, adults showed a graded response to recovery effect, engaging left superior PPC more for hits than for correct responses to critical lures and more for correct responses to critical lures than for correct responses to unrelated lures (P values <0.05, for both comparisons).