Sentence examples for add to the illusion of from inspiring English sources

The perfectly flat lawns around it only add to the illusion of completeness.

In the Dreyfus offices screens are used to shut out the distracting view of the Broadway side; large glass panels allow light & add to the illusion of space & airiness.

To add to the illusion of pink eye, squint and blink a lot.

Keeping the scale of her pieces modest, Blell adds to the illusion of intimacy — and to the sense that we're spying on a couple lost in a world of their own.

The noise from the wind machines adds to the illusion of a hot night, when the whizzing sound of a single mosquito can escalate from awareness to annoyance.

This will add to the illusion because then someone standing directly in front of the mirror won't see themselves reflected in it.

White blotches on its flank add to the illusion, because they look like fungi feeding on a dead fish.

Gabriel's scroll and Mary's lily appear to be made of stone; the figures cast shadows against the back of their niches, creating a sense of depth which adds to the illusion.

Each tree, feather, bumblebee, or toadstool she stitches is three-dimensional and elaborately textured, adding to the illusion that they might crawl right out of their settings.

And the architecture of the building added to the illusion.

John Wright, a resident dressed in a tricorn hat and breeches -- the authentic dress of a Continental Army sergeant, he explained -- added to the illusion.