Sentence examples for memorable effects from inspiring English sources

In one of Mr. Zare's most memorable effects, the pianist Peter Basquin pulled a strand of magnetic tape across the piano strings, creating an eerie whine over whispering strings and purring cymbal rolls.

One of the boldest and most memorable effects in "Rheingold" — where dancers often shadowed the characters, sometimes literally — came in the depiction of the giants, Fafner and Fasolt: huge backlighted silhouettes looming behind the singers of those roles.

Oliver Chris as the deceptively gauche William, Richard Goulding as a roistering Harry and Lydia Wilson as a secretly manipulative Kate also carry conviction, and Rupert Goold's superb production, played on Tom Scutt's empurpled dais, shows how memorable effects can be achieved through carefully choreographed grouping.

Like visionary film-maker Douglas Trumbull (who conjured 2001's most memorable effects), Nolan's primary register is light, and one can legitimately trace his love of celluloid back to the earliest experiments of Georges Méliès, who first used movies to send us on A Trip to the Moon in 1902.

Yet, despite its relative modesty, C. P. E. Bach's passion is filled with memorable effects: tremulous strings evoking mortal terror; exchanges among low and high string sections of rumbling thunder and flashing lightning; a finale enhanced with robust horns and thumping timpani.

One of his more memorable effects can be seen in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, where animated the moment where Robert Patrick's head recovers from a shotgun blast.

It's characterized by a memorable effect of coordination.

Jane Fonda blurs that distinction to memorable effect in "33 Variations," the new drama written and directed by Moisés Kaufman that opened on Monday night at the Eugene O'Neill Theater.

Ammaniti's previous book, "I'm Not Scared," which was made into a movie, used to memorable effect the point of view of a terrified young boy.

Nimoy deployed his sonorous voice to memorable effect as Galvatron in Transformers: The Movie (1986) and as Sentinel Prime in Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011).

That is, classic swim trunks with a two-inch inseam, the short, sporty kind that Sean Connery and Daniel Craig wore to such memorable effect as James Bond.