Sentence examples for for great effect from inspiring English sources

He loves that tight shot on the pitcher just before he goes into the set, focused in on the eyes, and holds it just a bit longer for great effect.

Everything must be clear in the language because your listener cannot view a character using facial expressions, waving arms about or throwing objects etc. Silence must be used carefully so as not to convey an empty space; silence cannot be used for great effect on the radio as it makes listeners think the power has gone off.

– was not that of an overemotional woman repeating a word for greater effect.

This is an acrobat rather than a dancer, plunged in semi-obscurity for greater effect.

Many migrants are tortured, sometimes while on the phone with relatives for greater effect.

Thus, the geometric shapes often folded down or were designed to be worn in a galaxy for greater effect.

For greater effect, the Algerian raised his manacled fists to photographers, in what seemed like a calculated gesture of defiance.

The results are far-reaching: "fire + shield" can make you immune to fire damage, or weapons can be elementally charged for greater effect.

"It was Leonardo da Vinci who invented the painting technique of sfumato, smudging the edges of a line for greater effect," said Paolo Fabbri, a professor of semiotics at the University of Bologna.

Just as sixteenth-century Mannerists like Michelangelo distorted the elements of Renaissance architecture for greater effect, Venturi and Scott Brown play with modernism.

Though they had a general idea of how the island would lay out, they waited until the soil was in place and the boulders were on site to shape its contours for greatest effect.