Sentence examples for of every effect from inspiring English sources

She could riff, bending notes as if high on the neck of a guitar; she had fantastic range and command of every effect, from melisma to circling the beat.

The critics were enchanted: "The patience, the subtlety, the muted gradations of every effect combine to produce an atmosphere of studied beauty," said the Times in 1959, of his first solo show at Gimpel Fils; Irwin "cannot put two pieces of torn paper side by side without creating an atmosphere of poetic tenderness", John Russell wrote in the Sunday Times in 1963.

The Manual of Reason says of time that it is the ground for statements about the past, present and future, that it is unique, eternal and ubiquitous, and that it is the container of everything and a instrumental cause of every effect (TS15+D).

The items in the SGRQ-C don't provide a fully comprehensive description of every effect that COPD can have on a person, but there are common effects that should be experienced by most patients.

A generation free of HIV must be spoken of in the halls of the UN, yet it can only be achieved in the communities of every effected country.

4. Take note of EVERY potential side effect.

Every effect of style and figure of speech cut out by copy-editors at the Post over 11 years is here restored with interest.

Not every effect of a mass move out of poverty is wholly desirable.

He declares some of them analytic by means of problematic definitions (example: "every effect has a cause").

Every effect of climate change in the books – from the rising sea levels of The Dark Wild to the acidic and jelly‐fish filled oceans in The Wild Beyond, is happening right now, albeit on a lesser level.

Every effect of the company's expansion was both predictable and preventable.