Sentence examples for producing the effect of from inspiring English sources

These were photographs that descend from inside a 53,000-pound carousel, producing the effect of wallpaper.

Each TV displayed a different section of the machine, producing the effect of a phantasmal assembly line.

It was a disappointing outcome, with a chantlike theme returning again and again to be met by bells and brass welcomes, producing the effect of film music for a medieval epic.

Among the reasons he cannot always succeed is the simple fact that the proceedings happen on a stage before an audience, with the usher's marvellous shout at the beginning of each session producing the effect of a rising curtain.

Her style is immersive, its intensity a cumulative effect of her bracing run-on sentences, which whip forward with muscular rigour, producing the effect of a world shaped entirely by the narrator's perceptions.

He was also one of the first modern etchers to revive the neglected medium of soft-ground etching, in which the etching ground is melted into and mixed with tallow, producing the effect of lines drawn with a soft pencil or chalk.

The other causal chain producing the effects of road safety measures is termed the behavioural effect, and refers to road user behavioural adaptations to road safety measures.

Respondents generally felt that this program is indeed capable of producing the effects of the career development, psychosocial support, and role modeling functions on them.

Its absence from the show, except as an image in prints, produces the effect of an opera minus its soprano.

It was part of what Victorian prosperity had produced — the effect of timelessness, the impression of an eternally self-reproducing world.

The scattered light coming in from a distance beyond the umbral region produces the effect of twilight.