Sentence examples for has an interesting effect from inspiring English sources

The consistent rain has an interesting effect on the coffee.

Financial crisis has an interesting effect on the perception of architecture.

It's an aspect of German theatre culture that has an interesting effect on its exchange with British theatre.

It's crinkly, and has an interesting effect on the skin, often causing welts and discolouration due to minor bruising.

And stardom has an interesting effect on race: it removes an individual from the binary black-white trap, as Ms. Banks — who explores both black and white styles of glamour on her show — well understands.

Soda has an interesting effect on our heads, too.

September 11th in America had an interesting effect here.

These were the tough times, but Everitt-Matthias admits it had an interesting effect on his cooking.

I was very much the baby of the pack and only actually contributed a few lines, but it did have an interesting effect.

The change will have an interesting effect on her relay plans, while the 4x100m national record holder will make the sprint relay her "main priority" she also hopes to make the 4x400m GB squad if she can fit more 400m races into her schedule this summer.

It would be perverse not to recognise its gentleness and overwhelming charm, but somehow watching it on DVD in the restful context of Mull had an interesting effect on my reading of the film: it brought out its darker, more subversive, more peppery side.