Sentence examples for explosive effects from inspiring English sources

The game is also loaded with sumptuous presentation, bringing its vivid world to life with beautiful 2D animations, lavish backdrops and explosive effects.

* Any significant change in the health care system will reshuffle huge sums of money and will inevitably redistribute income, with politically explosive effects.

(I wrote about the explosive effects of Macau's rise in "The God of Gamblers," in the April 9th issue of The New Yorker).

This costly and vitamin-packed elixir was mixed before our eyes with liquid nitrogen, creating an instant sorbet with explosive effects on the tongue.

For example, in Manhattan in May 1866, Nobel demonstrated the explosive effects and safety of nitroglycerin, when properly handled, on a rocky slope at 83rd Street, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues.

The task force placed its bomb in the back of a vehicle identical to the Nissan Pathfinder that Mr. Shahzad used, and parked other vehicles nearby in order to measure the explosive effects on them, prosecutors said.

This act by a desperate clique of Catholics – "5/11" as it is now sometimes called – had an explosive effect, even though the actual explosion was foiled.

His accusations had an explosive effect in Kosovo.

Now he stages Mary Stuart, written in 1800, to explosive effect.

Mr. Armstrong's words had the "explosive effect of an H-bomb," said The Chicago Defender.

An official said today the explosive effect of detonation "would have been significant".