Sentence examples for both the illusion from inspiring English sources

I especially delight in going to museums with tall friends, since it provides both the illusion of childhood & the thrill of superior dexterity... Tall Reporter: One knows about museum feet & museum headache.

"Keeping Up with the Joneses" provides a formidable reminder that, for the most part, Hollywood exists as an empty shadow of an ideal that's deeply rooted in the history and, for that matter, in the art of the cinema — a shadow powerful enough to maintain both the illusion of Hollywood's persistence and the longing for it to persist.

So he plans to repeat his experiment, only this time with allodynia patients, to see if their thalami react similarly to pain from both the illusion and the disorder.

These attachments create both the illusion of a self and a form from which to operate... to survive in a world defined by others... (knowing) more about those in power than about himself or herself".

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And yet, as Rob Nixon points out in "Dreambirds," both the illusions and the realities surrounding this "gawky, boneheaded creature" make it the perfect embodiment of "the follies -- and temptations -- of denial".

An infamous hunchback dress by Rei Kawakubo and a leather prosthetic corset, which both create the illusion of deformities, are found here.

But this time, both sides need the illusion of being bipartisan -- Mr. Bush to offset his lack of a plurality, the Democrats to capitalize on it.

Ms. Packer wears both — or gives the illusion of doing so — in a scene that compares and contrasts two love-steeped creatures of opposing destinies: Rosalind, the cunning exile from "As You Like It," and Desdemona, the doting bride from "Othello".

But if the same subjects describe both pain from the illusion and allodynia in the same way—"burning" for example that could reveal where and how the brain transforms feelings of temperature into pain.

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