Sentence examples for create some illusion from inspiring English sources

It will be lowered to 62 feet above the court, which should help create some illusion of intimacy for the players and coaches, while providing a literally larger-than-life image of the game for spectators.

"My feeling is that this is an idealistic myth that has been thrown into the rubble of public opinion," said the actor by phone in New York, where he is appearing in "Mark Twain Tonight!" "We were better off when we didn't know who this was," he added, "because it was possible to create some illusions about it".

Visual cues can also create some powerful illusions, including the McGurk illusion, where incongruent auditory and visual inputs result in an overall percept derived from but different to the input from each sensory modality (McGurk & MacDonald, 1976).

Because of the vastness and unending white of the flats, I was able to create some fun optical illusions.

Create some illusions.

The first thing people may notice upon entering the Pilot is that the engineers at Honda have managed to create some kind of optical illusion.

Look no further than these wallpaper products that create some very interesting optical illusions.

The technology creates some stunning illusions; the exposed, vulnerable flesh makes the beauty piercing.

As he drives past the rubber trees, whose rapid regular repeated rows create the illusion of some ghostly shifting world in the distance, he said, he often hears his friend's voice: "What are you doing, man?

I guess another reason I brought this [Cohen payments] out is this is another one of those things where they create an illusion of some crime and nobody [audio cuts off].

Mr. Lepage, who loves to create theatrical illusion, pulls off some striking effects.