Sentence examples for striking effect in from inspiring English sources

Although the total number of students in charter schools is just 5 percent of all public school children, it has had a striking effect in some cities.

In "Cross-Play," given its premiere in Darmstadt, Germany, in 1952, the results are tedious, although Stockhausen used the technique to more striking effect in his imaginative "Gruppen".

The film morphs from grainy monochrome photography to colour, a transition deployed to equally striking effect in Wim Wender's seminal romantic fantasy Wings of Desire (released one year prior).

Pergolesi achieved a striking effect in "Vidit suum dulcem natum" ("She saw her sweet son"), where note values grow longer to suggest vitality ebbing; Ms. Sampson made this a startling sensation, her voice dipping to a pained mutter.

The jagged rhythms of "The Rite of Spring" and the breezy propulsion of "Petrouchka" fused with the lucidity and poise of Stravinsky's Neo-Classical works to striking effect in Mr. Gilbert's adrenalized account.

(This face was in Petipa's Moscow production, but you wonder if Mr. Ratmansky is also in conversation with Christopher Wheeldon, who used an animated moon to striking effect in "The Nightingale and the Rose" in 2007).

Yet some of the most striking effects in the film are its simplest.

There are, however, a few striking effects in performance of algorithms which are well known but have not received adequate attention in the literature.

En passant captures have often been used as a theme in chess compositions, as they "produce striking effects in the opening and closing of lines".

In 2001, the first reported case of imatinib mesylate yielding striking effects in the treatment of GISTs was reported [ 11].

The striking effects in intact cells show the extent of suppression in cancer cells even under basal conditions.