En effet sa prononciation ne change jamais: de plus a cause du commerce qu'il y a entre les deux cours, l'une communique a l'autre sa purete.
Le courage est souvent un effet de la peur=--Courage is often an effect of fear.
In the sixteenth century, 'Les differentes sectes s'accorderent neanmoins a regarder les maladies graves et dangereuses comme uneffet immediat de la puissance divine; idee que Fernel contribua encore a repandre davantage.
Les requetes adressees a cet effet ne peuvent etre refusees que si la Puissance requise le juge de nature a porter atteinte a sa souverainete ou a sa securite.
And I don't know how you saw her if she sits behind you.
She had shown him beauty there, her beauty and the beauty of sacrifice and the beauty of things.
He was not to remain for long with the delusion that he had silenced her in their first talk.
Just as she thought him on the brink of seeing that her silence was not entirely acquiescent, the office-boy brought in the name of a caller he must see, and Effie rose with huge relief.
They bathed continually, for it was hot, and here again he made no effort to excel, but let it be admitted that she was the better swimmer.
Enormously," he agreed, marching blindly into her little trap.
He can still spring surprises on me, and you in his office are one of'em.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "effet" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
