Sentence examples for imposing effect from inspiring English sources

Pan American said the new guards would be paid substantially more, $8 to $12 an hour, and would wear military-like uniforms for a more imposing effect.

It was a talent which Burnett had by that time wielded to imposing effect in his work for the Coen brothers, conjuring a magical synergy from combining disparate strains of music which on the face of it shouldn't work together.

A big-faced, hairy man with strong arms and a force of determination to match, friends have the sense that Greengrass dons his little round glasses and wears his hair long and flowing to soften the imposing effect of his form.

With four posters and a frame across the top, canopy beds can have an imposing effect on a bedroom, immediately drawing the eye.

The two-storey façade was not especially large for the street, but its solid classicism had an imposing effect.

Perspective can also be applied to block letters for a more dramatic and imposing effect.

Her high notes can be loud and penetrating or soft and filament-thin, but both varieties pop out as imposing effects rather than organic parts of the musical line.

This means that the moving load imposes effects similar to those of a harmonic force.

A point of debate is the likelihood that agents such as UV irradiation or pollution can impose effects of bond scission in low levels of hydration, but do not allow sufficient space for the collagen helix to unfold.

Such extended exposure of islets to non-physiological glucose environments is more aimed at studying the effects of nutrient availability and in the case of higher glucose concentrations, also imposes effects of gluco-toxicity on islet function.

At the same time, her contention that critics have condemned the novel by imposing, in effect, the wrong ideology is as provocative as it is problematic.