Sentence examples for usual effects from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that Benjamin did not experience, and enjoy, all the usual effects.

So it's unsettling beyond the usual effects of the genre to read a book by a writer who has recently died.

Aside from the usual effects linked to any industrial activity, Mr. Thomas pointed to the possible contamination of deep aquifers by the chemicals used in the process and to heavy metals liberated during fracking.

Nevertheless, besides finding the usual effects—reduced heart rate, lowered blood pressure and a drop in cholesterol levels the researchers also observed changes in the men's adipose tissue, the place where fat is stored.

By doing away with the usual effects, along with the self-important sentimentality that has marked so many productions of "Our Town," Cromer provides us with a master class in the fundamental art of making believe.

It gives you no idea of what "secret powers" it might have to produce its usual effects.

Cuarón, a favoured arthouse director, could be the key to lifting Gravity above the usual effects-nods-but-no-statuettes syndrome that tends to afflict genre pics.

But when none of this had its usual effect, Beijing tried cruder tactics.

The presence of a Hispanic justice, Professor Tushnet said, will have the usual effect.

But in the boardroom the usual effect of leaks is to stifle independent thinking and encourage cautious, self-protective opinions.

Make some noise!" It's standard boyband stage patter, and it's having the usual effect: 12,000 young women cry and flutter tulip-shaped lightsticks.