According to a critic in the Times in 1940: "faced with extraordinary effects of light in Norway and equally wild silhouettes of ships against mountains; he has, as it happens, accepted these eccentric shapes without a tremor and composed a highly stylised, half-abstract pattern around them".
But her success has less specifically to do with gender — she isn't the first woman to have risen fast and high in French politics — than with her extraordinary effect on ordinary people.
Staying with him had an extraordinary effect on me, because I saw everything as though I was looking with his eyes.
His "Fractal Flowers" with the extraordinary effects of rich color floating across an imaginary landscape are just one of many effects he has created for installations and exhibitions.
"We have announced a comprehensive 'recession plan,' which is our internal roadmap for dealing with the extraordinary effects of this recession on consumer spending," Mary G. Berner, the president and chief executive, said in a statement.
The transformation had an extraordinary effect.
The alert, de Blasio said, had an "extraordinary effect".
(The chase is shot in slow motion, to extraordinary effect).
