Sentence examples for a sort of illusion from inspiring English sources

"We were talking about how we wanted people to watch our gig and for it to be like an image – a sort of illusion," says Lansley. "It's evolving all the time".

A: Sort of.

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"We are not under any sort of illusion that eighth is good enough," Webber told BBC Radio Bristol.

Since Milton Friedman, however, we've know that this fact is to an important degree a sort of statistical illusion.

But now scientists are reporting an even more impressive feature: The gesso includes a sort of optical illusion to make it appealing to females.

And the Axiom certainly looks like the SUV of the future, with a wagonlike sleekness from the side that's a sort of optical illusion, since although the Axiom is about the height of most SUVs, it gets shorter windows and taller sheet metal, giving it car proportions.

Beneath all of these unique footprints, Imogen's own portrait exists as a sort of optical illusion.

This gives a sort of movie theatre illusion and makes the entire atmosphere much more fun.

It must be some sort of illusion, a trick of the light; a continuation of last night's frightened dream, perhaps?

"Mother!" is a grand-scale tragedy of the commons, in which an artist becomes a celebrity, a public figure and a public resource, and then gets consumed by the members of the audience who draw upon them for a sort of sustenance, albeit factitious an illusion that the artist himself fosters for his own advantage and gratification.