Sentence examples for its disturbing effect from inspiring English sources

The painting is wide and low, the height and length of a coffin, and this is crucial to its disturbing effect.

This week, making its New York City premiere, Writer/Director Sharon Greytak's gripping Archaeology of a Woman, plunges deeper into the portrait of dementia and its disturbing effects than any other recent film on the subject.

In a nonfiction piece called "Ten Feet Tall," the medical writer Berton Roueché relates the development of a newly available and remarkably powerful drug — cortisone — and its disturbing side effects: Mental derangements unequivocally attributable to cortisone have been reported by hundreds of clinicians.

It is a disturbing effect, strangely reminiscent of her own persecution.

Reading Australian James Bradley's "cli-fi" novel as large areas of Asia and Texas are flooded ramps up the disturbing effect of its incrementally apocalyptic scenarios.

Death has had the disturbing effect of resurrecting her world in all its black-and-white clarity.

It was suggested that increased muscular tension along the torso induces a more disturbing effect on posture when it is asymmetrical.

These oscillations have in turn a disturbing effect on the motion of the spacecraft.

This disturbing effect is a reminder that photography can interpret as well as document.

But her friendship with the likes of Dale Winton and Paul O'Grady is having a disturbing effect.

A war may have a profoundly disturbing effect on a country's economy.