Holy secrets have an obligation to lie beyond human understanding and, if unveiled, to produce a physically overwhelming effect.
The design is made up of twisting, coiling stripes; it has a stunning, overwhelming effect as a repeat.
Verlander said pitchers should be considered because of the overwhelming effect their performance has on the outcome of a game.
Our political leaders can acknowledge the impact of trauma and its depressive and overwhelming effect on all of us since Sept. 11.
This has "an overwhelming effect" on the way women's competitions play out, said Heather Hardy, a former national champion who now boxes professionally and trains young women.
"The flooding has to do with being inundated with so many horrible stories that after a while it just has an overwhelming effect on the listener".
Rare skill lies at the heart of achievements such as these, yet the overwhelming effect is of the emotional grab that fiction has at this level.
"Retelling" is not what you think when first you read them; then the overwhelming effect is of being told a story, and hearing a voice, for the very first time.
But to make that change the government and NHS need to become aware of the overwhelming effect that these self-care programmes have on patients' and carers' quality of life and put more money into them".
The somewhat overwhelming effect of a Fuller monologue is well known today in many parts of the world, and while his claim to Maori ancestry must remain open to question, even that seems an oddly plausible conjecture.
(The only other Shakespeare heroine who sings is Desdemona. To overwhelming effect, she sings a popular tune, "The Willow Song"—for which 16th-century words and music exist just before she is murdered by Othello).
