Sentence examples for bring the illusion from inspiring English sources
Google and its successors may eventually be able to bring the illusion not just of seeing such experiences (for television pictures are just thatan illusion), but of actually having had them.
But as Elinor has demonstrated, ham-fisted reforms that attempt to bring the illusion of modernity to the developing world by a naive adoption of Western best-practice laws without the structures that support and enforce those rules often leads to a destruction of indigenous practice that works reasonably well without substituting a functioning and reliable market of impersonal exchange.
Still, the legal complaints offered a public record of internal turmoil, layoffs and financial distress at Legendary in the years before huge returns from "The Dark Knight" brought the illusion of overnight success.
It brings her the illusion of privacy and normality – as one biographer put it, she finds horses generally more reliable than people and requiring less in the way of conversation.
So bringing up the illusion of freedom through technology is the idea.
The President had wanted to bring the country together, and he was bringing it together, but around an illusion — the illusion that the war would soon end.
It is only Hazel Smith's erudite voice and overtly poetic language that disrupts the illusion, bringing the user back to the reality that she will likely never be in the position of the nameless person on the train.
The glass walls also create the illusion of bringing the garden inside the home.
A deflected drive by Skacel put Hearts 2-0 andad and it felt almost incongruous that the Hibs captain James McPake should bring an illusion of competitiveness when he converted a delivery from Tom Soares on the verge of half-time.
But summer brings with it the illusion of more free time, and just about now — when the demise of August makes free time seem even more illusory — I can't help looking around for the book I want to close this summer with.
But the ultimate illusion, perhaps, is bringing the sea to the desert, so now you will find a "rain forest" and several waterfalls at the Mirage (the name is no accident), a "shark reef" aquarium at Mandalay Bay, a "Grand Canal" at the Venetian and of course all those remarkable fountains at the Bellagio.
