Sentence examples for most enduring effects from inspiring English sources
Even Edmund Wilson, an amateur magician, insisted that magic's most enduring effects came from its imitation of ancient mystery religion.
Baker's career included some of the most enduring effects imagery of the 20th century, including work on The Exorcist, Star Wars, the "Thriller" music video, and Men in Black.
As the average length of time since diagnosis in the present study was five years, this supports the contention that sexual difficulties can be one of the most enduring effects of cancer diagnosis and treatment [ 4].
The book's most enduring effect is of color, as Nescio attempts to do with words what the Impressionists did with paints — to record the play of light on water, the beauties of a sunset.
Ramsey would presumably be upset to learn that his most enduring effect on the world is in a subject he gave brief attention to in a paper he tossed out in the last year of his life: the best way for a government to design tax policy.
While a legislative path for the abbreviated approval of biologics may open the door to faster copies of the current crop of protein drugs, the most enduring effect of the legislation may be to accelerate the development of much-improved second- and third-generation versions of today's medicines.
But Ms. Cetin argued that the most enduring consequence could be helping to overcome mutual recriminations.
For caregivers, sleeping disturbance was the most enduring consequence of AOM.
But it is their similarities, rather than their differences, that create the most enduring impression.
The latter character served as one of the earliest and most enduring ("special effects") characters on Japanese television.
Changes in sexual activities and sexual functioning may be one of the most enduring negative effects of cancer treatments [ 5], but distress associated with such changes can be alleviated, and strategies of sexual re-negotiation developed [ 113], through the provision of information and professional support.
