Sentence examples for made an effect from inspiring English sources

She certainly made an effect, but in the process somewhat bypassed the meditative and profound aspects of the song literature.

The former, used especially for the copying of literature, aimed at clarity, regularity, and impersonality and often made an effect of beauty by their deliberate stylization.

Few operas are as reliably able to make an effect.

A potentially fascinating mixed-media episode failed to make an effect.

"I don't have the luxury of making clothes just to make an effect," Ms. Sui said.

Geoff perceptively points out that Helen "likes to make an effect", and that becomes the clue to Lesley Sharp's dazzling performance.

People just want to make a mark, so people online making those comments just want to make a mark; they want to make an effect.

Also, they attached beads or ornaments made by the use of 3DP to make an effect of looking like embroidery.

The addition of crystalline polymer into bitumen/SBS blends makes an effect on the phase structure, rheological property and thermal stability.

Put differently, making an effect (e.g. a mental disorder) appear to be more biologically caused (e.g. by neurotransmitter imbalances) should make biological interventions on that causal system (e.g. medication) appear more effective.

The pyruvate/lactate ratio during normoxic conditions in early diabetes may be explained by either increased gluconeogenesis or by glycolysis, not by making an effect on oxidative phosphorylation.