Sentence examples for giving the effect of from inspiring English sources

These squillion notions fly over the stage, giving the effect of argument but not of ambiguity.

Its final paragraphs spilled across the back cover, giving the effect of a speaker whose microphone has been cut off.

The Maliwatt machine interlaces a web of fibres with a sewing thread, giving the effect of parallel seams.

There were the stripes of paint lining his face, giving the effect of a warrior staring down battle.

In the music room, three ornate crystal chandeliers were reflected in ceiling-height mirrors, giving the effect of endless dazzling light.

CHROME track lighting hangs from the ceiling at odd angles, giving the effect of a shimmering light sculpture against the bright white ceiling.

Paradoxically, this gives the effect of depth.

"It gives the effect of a moving relief".

The combination of trompe l'oeil illusion and artificiality gives the effect of a hyper-real dream.

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.