Sentence examples for more memorable effect from inspiring English sources

It is true that he has employed that imagination to more memorable effect in other movies, notably the wonderful "Hellboy" pictures and the shattering Spanish Civil War horror-allegories "Pan's Labyrinth" and "The Devil's Backbone".

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.

A mammogram is a more memorable event requiring an appointment at a special clinic.

The whole thing is like an old LP; some tracks are more memorable than others, but the cumulative effect is ragged, serendipitous magic (A. O. Scott).

In the very early days, when the cast were still finding their groove and the bizarre cases were arguably more memorable than the characters, CSI still had a killer hook: kinetic, macabre visual effects that dramatised the evidence.

Jay O. Sanders, who plays Richard, said he thought the reordering of the questions made the scene more powerful because "it had the effect of taking a Romney presidency more seriously and making the Romney question more memorable".

Other lines are more memorable.

If you win, it feels more memorable".

Which is quite a bit more memorable".

It's characterized by a memorable effect of coordination.

More memorable than any of the actors, though, are the sets by Ming Cho Lee and the surprises he and the director, Michael Unger, offer in the special-effects department.