Sentence examples for give the effect from inspiring English sources

The authorities said sandalwood "was thrown on the rocks to give the effect of incense".

As an artful flourish, Eddy made incisions along the clay to give the effect of scales.

At Coachella he neatly shoved his T-shirt sleeves up to give the effect of a tank, the thrifty devil.

This increases the atmosphere's haze and pollution, which in turn help give the effect of a big ball of fire.

The big events are true, he says, while the detail is invented to give the "effect of the real".

"Distorted perspective will always give the effect of insecurity," she explained in a note on her technique.

Using a knife score the top of the pastry to give the effect of a vol-au-vent.

A less expensive option is ceramic tiles which are glazed to give the effect of marble or slate.

Then came the baroque prints, artfully used for shirt and pants to give the effect of a silken jump suit.

He annotated the facade drawing for the building, "brick colors to be selected to give the effect desired by the architect".

Walls in the service corridor are solid white, punctuated by narrow vertical slivers of light that give the effect of the sun streaming through narrow crevices.