Sentence examples for kind and effect from inspiring English sources

But while the latter kind of storytelling did little specifically-identifiable harm, except to confuse literature with history or call into question one's truth sense; the case of "Judas Iscariot" is quite another thing, both in kind and effect.

These are not physical, law-obeying mechanisms, although, a kind of cause-and-effect relation can be observed.

Propaganda often tries to imply some kind of cause and effect relationship, even when the facts aren't there.

I'm a cause-and-effect kind of guy.

This exposure to VDUs may bring in unheard kind and extent of effects that might lead to damage or impairment of human health.

Fringe flapping, Jonny Greenwood dashes around all night, playing a sequence of alternative instruments – tambourine, keyboard, laptop, some kind of Theremin and effects pedals.

Pogue said the conflict in his case was "kind of an imaginative cause and effect.

Mr. Obama said that such an assertion of cause and effect was "kind of hard to explain".

Diana Wynne Jones's cleverly observed novel raises all kinds of questions about cause and effect as well as being a scary ghost story.

But allowing anything to travel faster than light would open up the possibility of all kinds of problems with cause and effect and even time travel.

And what kind of effect do you think this situation will have for the Church's recruitment efforts in the long term?