Sentence examples for violent effects from inspiring English sources
He didn't watch The Wire until he came here and after immersing himself in it stopped his habit of walking everywhere, but only for three days or so, until the more violent effects wore off.
The tragic trilogy Bodas de sangre (1933; Blood Wedding), Yerma (1934; Eng. trans. Yerma), and La casa de Bernarda Alba (1936; The House of Bernarda Alba) depicted extremes of passion involving the traditional Spanish theme of honour and its violent effects on women.
The drugs war needs a rethink, not endless repeats.Futher reading: "Scarcity without Leviathan: The Violent Effects of Cocaine Supply Shortages in the Mexican Drug War", by Juan Camilo Castillo, Daniel Mejia and Pascual Restrepo "Ending the Drugs Wars", London School of Economics World Drugg Report 2013" United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
As you see the same violent effects again and again, their power quickly diminishes.
While this conflict doesn't have the immediate, tragically violent effects of, say, the war in Syria, it is more complex than just a handful of people wearing costumes that other people don't like.
Bernard Herrmann's score mimics and enhances this violent effect.
In the Surrealist-inflected "Goldfinger," thighs cast from cement are combined with an automobile shock absorber, to both erotic and violent effect.
In turn, Sharapova was harnessing that familiar, demure address – arching with all the venom of a swan asking another swan to pass the salt – to increasingly violent effect.
I only ask, because a litre of the stuff seems to be having a rather violent effect on Gisella, who is standing in the doorway of her Tuscan kitchen in her nightie at 2am, yelling obscenities at her partner, Robert.
I learned that the green herbal tea was made with thyme leaves, and that the food at Çiya exercised a violent effect on all kinds of people, not just bad Turkish granddaughters.
Spalling may be a violent effect to fire-exposed concrete destroying the entire cross-sections or reducing the load-bearing capacity of a construction substantially.
