Sentence examples for better illusion from inspiring English sources

Cinecasts from top international ballet companies have quickly become part of any enthusiast's calendar, but 3D is another issue altogether – because, while it can of course offer a better illusion of live performance, it has the capability to go much further as a genre in its own right.

Although eye holes are not present in the real slender man, you can glue a sheer white fabric over the inside of the eye holes to allow you some visibility while creating a better illusion.[1].

The better the illusion, the greater the male's reproductive success.

The C.G.I. looks cheap and rubbery (the two stars don't look much better), and the illusion of watching three-dimensional objects moving in actual space is almost completely lost.

Your couch is better than the illusion of summer anyways.

Politics then becomes a question of who can better deliver an illusion of control".

Lead singer Ian McCulloch was once a skinny, pale hottie, but now he's taken to wearing dark, wraparound shades and bulky, black clothes on stage so he can better preserve the illusion of youth.

Vanya's line poses a question: Are illusions better than nothing?

We just have to decide that true equality and a real range of choices are better than their illusions.

And this works much better than visual illusions, he adds – because the danger is once you know something is fake, you may quickly start to ignore it.

To follow God obediently requires believing that what is in store for all of us is bigger and better than our illusions of control and power -- as individuals or as individual nations.