Sentence examples for personal effects on from inspiring English sources

We have a president who thinks that the way to conduct foreign policy is through his personal effects on other people.

Rather than display the massive headshots of the narrators of the War Story exhibition alongside their poignant personal effects on the ground floor, the curators have hung them high.

But there were no personal effects on the bedside table or in the connecting bathroom, there was no medical chart on the end of the bed or even a glass of water on her bedside table.

Anti-globalization protesters, for instance, announced on Tuesday that they would not submit to police scrutiny of their personal effects on the way to Davos on Saturday, threatening a standoff at the barriers erected at a small railroad station on the climb up to this village 5,500 feet above sea level.

Until now, the courts have generally allowed arresting officers to seize and search cell phones, along with weapons, wallets, and other personal effects, on the grounds that these seizures were necessary to protect the officers, prevent the destruction of evidence, and solve crimes.

The physical appearance of each body—height, weight, age, hair and eye colour, visible birthmarks, scars or tattoos, was catalogued and any personal effects on the bodies were gathered and placed in small canvas bags corresponding to their number.

Similarly, there is a lack of research on the effect of actual change in curriculum on dropout and on the personal effects of dropout on individual students.

You don't always think about how it has a personal effect on people.

It's the only huge public event that's had that kind of personal effect on me, at least.

"First-timers' biggest surprise is how they can have such a personal effect on the outcome," he said.

In Japan, an offer to buy a celebrity's jacket or other personal effect on the Web might be greeted skeptically if someone came across it while surfing the Net on a desktop computer, Mr. Hori of Cybird said.