Sentence examples for happy effect from inspiring English sources
While the city held only modest strategic advantage — Union vessels had maintained a fairly effective blockade of the harbor since May 1861 — the happy effect on the American public of recapturing the fort and city could not be overestimated.
The one happy effect of the 1972 championship match was the interest it excited in chess.
That division, never so neat as the movies pretended, has been increasingly blurred, to happy effect.
Bringing down Saddam, Wurmser predicts, would have the happy effect of destabilizing both Syria and Iran.
This happy effect on teachers alone is enough to recommend constructivism -- but not to the exclusion of traditional methods.
But they can't stay mad at each other for long, and fortunately a murderous cataclysm erupts that has the happy effect of reuniting them.
And in the cities and suburbs of New York, Denver and Minneapolis, the women who have devoured the books say they are feeling the happy effects at home.
Later some particularly happy effects were achieved in clouded, lead-glazed earthenware in which a subdued range of watery-looking colours yellow, green, pale brown, and several grays was used.
A broad EU-wide recession, which could hit eastern Europe hard, would end such happy effects.An Irish conundrumBrussels is also full of people who see the financial crisis as proof that Europe needs the Lisbon treaty, a set of institutional changes meant to make it quicker and easier to pass new EU laws.
If laboratory science does produce happy effects in the "untamed world,… it is not the truth of anything that causes or explains the happy effects" (1992, p. 60).
Reviewing "Cinderella" for The New York Times, Caryn James observed, "The matter-of-fact racial casting works so smoothly that it becomes one of the show's happiest effects.
