Sentence examples for the effect it gives from inspiring English sources

Blend it [so it's] not too bright... the effect it gives is similar to when you get a sunburn and... secretly think you look great".

For such an efficient cause entirely prevents the nonexistence of its effect; it gives complete existence to the effect (Avicenna MH: 203; Marmura 1984).

“When is the state court obliged to give to Federal judgments only the force and effect it gives to state court judgments within its own jurisdiction?

The glaze has an embalming effect; it gives the pictures a look of old masterish antiquity.

In effect, it gives the commission the power to refuse admittance to anyone it considers offensive, some residents said.

It is more than a brilliant effect; it gives the painting a metaphysical quality.

The vaccine's only common side effect: "It gives a lot of people sore arms," Dr. Clark said.

In addition to offering them the origin of the resilience effect, it gave them the opportunity to train and develop their "Darwinian intelligence".

And while that did (ultimately) have the desired effect, it gave rise to something rather unexpected: a friendship with her hacker.

Sullivan and its progeny were merely the capstone to this process, yet the ruling had a huge effect: It gave the United States the strongest freedom-of-expression jurisprudence in the world, perhaps in history.

The warning signs are there from the start, in her panicky housekeeping ("things were much better after she'd spoken with Harry about the accumulation of books and the fussy, old-fashioned effect it gave a room, especially since his book jackets did not match"), her rigid washing and vacuuming schedules, her obsession with hunting down missing pillowcases.