Sentence examples for that sort of effect from inspiring English sources

Loch Arthur has that sort of effect on people.

He has that sort of effect on Martinez, a junior middleweight from the Bronx who has won his only fight as a professional.

That suggests that trade volatility, an aggregate statistic, could stem from just one firm's behaviour.Some companies are certainly big enough to have that sort of effect.

But "it doesn't have to be beautiful, it has to be true," he continued, adding, "if he wrote that way it was because he wanted that sort of effect".

Throughout the three-hour session, every boy hung on to every word of the trainer can you imagine any other class having that sort of effect on a group of teenage boys?

For DDT to have that sort of effect implies that DDT is in the air inside and perhaps even outside the dwelling.

This is consistent with observations in several models of polyglutamine pathogenesis in which wide-spread transcriptional dysregulation has been reported (35, 40, 41) and suggests that this sort of effect may be an intrinsic property of expanded repeat sequences.

He even has a show that mimics the sort of effects that Sally presents, except Drew stresses that he is "as psychic as a teapot".

"I'm like, 'I got mine right here.'" What McConaughey has failed to realise is that you get this sort of effect with any style of bag, designed as they are to carry one's personal effects.

This may not be the sort of effect that Köhler envisaged, but it does suggest that arbitrary linguistic traits have an outsized influence on our thoughts and actions.

That is the sort of effect which shows up at a population level; but it is near impossible to pin the stupidity of a particular child on exposure to lead.Second is the question of whether the Rhode Island verdict will survive an appeal.