Sentence examples for has a transformative effect from inspiring English sources

Here, live music has a transformative effect.

It has a transformative effect on any soup and gravy.

Providing such a sharply focused lens over a broad cross-section of Renaissance works, many drawn from the National's permanent collection, the exhibition has a transformative effect on the rest of the gallery.

The sound of a choir — whether American gospel, classical, or children's — has a transformative effect on a pop song, imparting solemnity, tumult, flamboyance, or even eeriness to an otherwise basic arrangement.

Without such knowledge, we simply suffer our emotions, but understanding them has a transformative effect: "An emotion which is a passion, ceases to be a passion, as soon as we form a clear and distinct idea of it".

He also, almost incidentally, has a transformative effect on the practice of journalism, entering into mutually beneficial if sometimes awkward alliances with publications like Der Spiegel, The Guardian and The New York Times.

Katselas had a transformative effect.

His leadership has had a transformative effect.

"It would have a transformative effect".

He has had a transformative effect at Sunderland.

They've had a transformative effect on American drama".