Another piece of his which made a great effect in his concerts and was a general favorite of students was the "Aeolian Murmurs," a pleasant melody with a lot of fine pianissimo work to represent the murmurs.
Many of the things with which Gottschalk made a great effect in his concert tours would not have been composed if he had lived thirty or forty years later.
In order to reach a great effect, an instrumental music piece has to last for some time, and to continue quite a while in the same movement, as to rate of pulsation and frequency of measure accent.
We are at once struck by a marked change in the character and tone of these speeches, which produced a great effect in establishing the compromise policy.
It was translated into nearly all the languages of Europe, and on the continent had a great effect.
I know it has produced a great effect; so that I shall devote three or four pages to an answer.
I cannot tell you how rejoiced I am that your book is at last out; for whether it sells largely or not, I am certain it will produce a great effect on all capable judges, though these are few in number.
This might produce a great effect in distribution, yet be so rare as never to come under observation.
Peel (as usual) made an admirable speech; he continues to distinguish himself by a marked superiority, both in oratory and management, which cannot fail to produce a great effect both in the House of Commons and the country.
He made a few more proclamations to his army, in his usual turgid style, but they are said to have produced a great effect on the army.
It produced a great effect, and dispelled the gloom and apathy of Paris.
Then he himself returned, after having traveled through the southern and western departments, and made a political journey into La Vendée, where his presence produced a great effect.
Pitt was led to the adoption of this measure because it was found that these bills and debentures had a great effect in depressing the public securities.
But the example of Bernard and his companions had a great effect, and so many others were thus led to enter the order, that the mother-monastery was far too small to hold them.
The church makes a great effect--looks almost like a cathedral.
The crèche made a great effect, standing at the bottom of the Tree with a tall candle on each side.
The insults daily offered at Saint Germains to the Protestant religion produced a great effectin England.
Lewis was sensible that the meeting of the Congress was likely to produce a great effect on the public mind of Europe.
The interposition of the people themselves on the side of government has had a great effect on the opinion here.
The victory lately obtained by our Admiral Paul Jones over the Captain Pacha, will produce a great effect on the Turkish war.
These victories will probably have a great effect.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great effect" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
