Sentence examples for convincing illusion from inspiring English sources
MOST of the time, Internet users enjoy responsive service online — or a convincing illusion that all is well.
And it is understandable that even scientists, who can visualize their data as a convincing illusion for the first time ever, are thrilled.
If passengers really do have less legroom than on standard long-haul flights, it is a convincing illusion to the contrary.
The images, each with a scrawled caption underneath, create the convincing illusion of a family album belonging to a clan of suburban, oafish monsters.
To use an old distinction, they're "conceptual" rather than "optical"—they show an assembled stack of features rather than a convincing illusion of a specific face but the concepts are clearly articulated: he's a bald guy with a short beard.
He is adamant that the Tate display is not about creating a convincing illusion, in that he lets a visitor see the lights behind the screen and the seams between the mirrors -- gives them a peek backstage, as it were.
It's that convincing an illusion.
By laying the proper groundwork (equal parts convoluted and convincing), an illusion of the well-monitored night is solidified.
Because of their near life-size scale, skewed perspectives and convincing spatial illusions, the paintings induce a sensation of vertigo.
Once the inflatable dummies were set up and the radio networks operating, no thought was given to what else the soldiers might do to make their illusion convincing.
As the limitations of linear perspective became apparent, artists invented additional devices (e.g., foreshortening and anamorphosis) to achieve the most-convincing illusion of space and distance.
