Sentence examples for suddenly effect from inspiring English sources

Having leapt feet-first on 2008's Seventh Tree into the spooky wyrd-folk world then being opened up by the likes of Bat For Lashes, Goldfrapp now suddenly effect a complete volte-face on Head First, heading back to the electronic pop of their three previous releases.

Only Sabrina is alone, and the suddenly piercing effect of it makes you wish, very much that St Pierre had worked harder at making the entire show as focused and original.

Although greenhouse gas emissions may drop suddenly, the effect on temperature would take centuries to perceive because of how long carbon dioxide persists in the air.

Although politicians know perfectly well what a mess they are and the awful effects they have had on the housing stock, they have always feared that elimination of controls would cause rents to jump as decades of pent-up price increases suddenly take effect.

It could have been a chemical imbalance that suddenly took effect in his teens, or possibly a reaction to a generally brutal high school experience of being beaten by jocks for having a big fro.

A new falls is visible just 70 yards ahead, and suddenly the effects of water and wind in this funnel-like gorge create a cloistered environment and a heady atmosphere that might be equally appreciated by a geologist, an artist and a poet.

If this stopped suddenly the effects would be catastrophic, as Maddie Moate from Earth Unplugged explains.

"Suddenly, the bias effect disappeared," says Dr. North.

When tiny shapes in red and blue suddenly appear, the effect is jolting.

Eventually, though, I grew pale and started wearing a Helmut Lang leather trench coat, and suddenly the overall effect was creepy.

Government stimulus programs historically have often appeared to be accomplishing little until the cumulative effect suddenly helps to power a self-sustaining recovery.