Sentence examples for in effects that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Savides often said that as he got older he grew less interested in effects that drew attention to the photography in a film and away from the narrative.

Everything is shown (in effects that were unspeakably grisly for the time of the film's release, and shock even now) and everything is explained (in terms of clear character motivation), which makes the horror of the doctor's actions seem even more vivid and real -- present, perhaps, in the most anodyne of human gestures.

FASDs are caused when alcohol, consumed during pregnancy, crosses the placenta and can result in effects that range in severity.

In fact, the Comic book genre in general hasn't really inspired much wonder for CGI; if anything, it's provided a glut in effects that makes the films less impressive.

These effectors interfere with cellular functions in a highly regulated manner resulting in effects that are beneficial for the bacteria.

This allows us to identify the differences in effects that could be exerted by different compositions of reference groups.

In effect, that meant that the year was spent mainly on two subjects: Literacy and Numeracy.

In effect, that would make participation in the program coerced rather than voluntary.

In effect, that meant doing away with his own privilege, and thus effacing himself.

There is one plan, partially in effect, that could lead to reform.

In effect, that tax break will go far to help pay her.