Sentence examples for exploited to effect from inspiring English sources
Suspensions of relatively massive particles settle under the influence of gravity, and the different rates can be exploited to effect separations.
The tension between father and son's attitudes is exploited to maximum effect.
This is something the anonymous creator of Kindle Cover Disasters has exploited to great effect.
From The Shining to The Ring, cute little girls are easily exploited to nightmarish effect in the horror genre.
This human need to venerate was something Homer understood and exploited to glorious effect in the Iliad.
The absence of Ferguson was a fillip for Hearts and one that they exploited to telling effect.
This principle is being exploited to good effect at the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility (CEBAF) in Newport News, Va.
Most successful, however, is the "Sonata for Two Violins", where the uncanny match of sound between Veronika Jaruskova and Eva Karova is exploited to dramatic effect.
As the Coen brothers exploited to good effect in Burn After Reading, he is eager to play the fool (check out his slapstick jogging), yet here he clings tightly to his dignity while he's doing it.
By Ishiguro's reckoning, the more they resemble humans – from their physical appearance to their capacity for natural conversation – the easier it will be for us to overcome our phobias, exploited to dramatic effect by countless sci-fi movies.
They did, and the 1936 Olympics were exploited to maximum effect by Hitler, who put on a dazzling show designed to fool other countries into believing that Nazi Germany was a model world citizen.
