Sentence examples for adding to the illusion from inspiring English sources

None of the women in the house shared his opinions, all generally having liberal sentiments, further adding to the illusion that only Muslim men propagate such beliefs.

Dozens of 4x4s, stuffed with backpackers who have booked trips in the nearby gateway town of Uyuni, come to the flats each day, but they all soon disperse, and take on the appearance of birds, small aircraft or boats, adding to the illusion that you are driving in the air.

In an effort to keep our daughters safe, are we adding to the illusion mothers are asexual?

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.

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

Other reports have said a medic put an intravenous line into the corpse's arm to add to the illusion.

(The white lab coats worn as a longstanding house tradition by all Margiela employees only add to the illusion).

The idea that the procedure would help her recover was an "absurd notion," he later wrote, and would only add to the "illusion that she is not dead".

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.

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.