Sentence examples for achieve illusions from inspiring English sources
In the style exercises - his pantomimes de style, developed from earlier work done by Decroux and Barrault on dramatic movement - he elaborated on the possibilities of the fixed point in space to achieve illusions, such as leaning against walls, going up stairs or struggling against the wind.
The common question applied to painters such as Velázquez, say – how could they achieve such illusions with a mere brush and paint?
The late paintings of Willem de Kooning, for example, look like marvels of effortless spontaneity, yet de Kooning constructed his paintings slowly and methodically, and he contrived a variety of crafty techniques to achieve that illusion of unpredictable, all-natural grace.
First class flights achieve an illusion of exclusivity by pushing the seats towards the centre of the cabin so it is almost impossible to lean towards the window and look out.
I was determined to figure out how to mix color so I could achieve that illusion.
Ironically, this large amount of artificial lighting and equipment was necessary to achieve the illusion of consistent natural light indoors.
"Through scientific knowledge and acute observation, precise sculptural artistry and theatrical intuition, the taxidermist aims to achieve the illusion of life through the remains of death".
The crew instead adopted miniature effect techniques (playing on perspective) to achieve the illusion of size and grandeur for several scenes.
A new study, available for preprint on bioRxiv, found that you can achieve this illusion even easier than previously thought: You don't need the touch element of it.
Disney relies heavily upon computer programing (applied mathematics) by its modern animators to achieve powerful illusion on the silver screen as well as engineering genius to design and insure the safety of entertainment theme parks enjoyed by millions worldwide.
His show again achieved the illusion of being something more than a contemporary-priced collection.
