Sentence examples for weird effects from inspiring English sources

Gives the exact cases, and how he has created many weird effects on the ticker.

And attempts to juice up miscellaneous audios with music yields weird effects, as of a lecture delivered in a room next door to a piano bar.

And they're packed with weird effects; moreover, it's often not clear whether those effects were intentional, or the result of cheap studios and tight schedules.

If the movie had the courage of fiction, it might have used weird effects to get into Wood's head or produce an animated sequence underwater, or even to resurrect her in a mad apotheosis.

Special makeup devices can supply the performer with any desired facial feature, from the weird effects of science fiction and horror movies to the bruises, wounds, and scars of western and war films.

Listen to Temple from his February 2015 EP Short Stories, or Long Distance on the Escapism EP, which followed last November, and you'll hear menacing horns, a la Hudson Mohawke, and complex, skittering beats and weird effects that wouldn't seem out of place on a Rustie record.

"It has a weird effect on the Olympics.

"It has a weird effect on people," he said.

This has a weird effect on how the tasks are presented.

"Alison's work," she concluded, "has a weird effect on your brain.

In a recent radio interview, he said, "The success of London is having the weird effect of making it very hard for Londoners to afford to live there. . . .