Sentence examples for hell effect from inspiring English sources

DON'T OVERREACT TO A LAPSE One reason dieters fail is a phenomenon formally known as "counterregulatory eating" — and informally as the "what the hell effect".

Then the "what the hell effect" kicks in, and any attempt to put a limit on what you eat is silently but swiftly abandoned.

Besides enhancing your attraction to temptation, the feeling may also set off the so-called "what-the-hell" effect.

This can lead to the "what-the-hell effect," causing you to spend more than you might have otherwise.

The What-The-Hell effect applies to eating, drinking, procrastination, and just about any other act of will.

A vote after all Making up The new Brooklyn dodgers Coasting Not just the trees are ablaze On the tiger and mad as hell ReprintsIn effect, Mr Hynes is asking whether Brooklyn's Democratic Party buys and sells judgeships.

I think what's important is -- to speak not just to John but to speak to Mary also -- part of what drives the questions in terms of closing the gates of Hell is what effect demons have had on their family...It's very important to us to keep that pot boiling in terms of the desire to right the past wrongs.

Because the horror doesn't emanate from a standardized special-effects hell, but from the poisoned land itself, it is all the more ominous.

Still, his road trip through hell has a sobering effect.

And then, after the bloody end, confides, "I think this is going to have a hell of a salutary effect on future prison riots. . . .

Just like Kent State" — where four protesting students were gunned down by the National Guard a year earlier — "had a hell of a salutary effect".