Sentence examples for created illusion that from inspiring English sources

Luke Jennings this year asked in The Guardian: "Sexism in Dance: Where are all the female choreographers?" The complex answer is that the relationship between young female dancers and male company directors positions the man as a mix of father figure, lover and the mutually created illusion that he is an all-knowing god.

And brands – a cluster of images and stories that are expertly put together to create illusions that will generate money – are not in the business of resistance.

Since the renaissance artists have played with panoramas, depth, and other tools of perception to create illusions that are virtually or "almost" real.

You can create illusions that wouldn't work on a white surface".

You can create illusions that make features looks smaller or more pronounced and you can even draw focus to certain feminine or masculine traits.

Hairstyles compliment our natural features by playing up the parts that looks good, helping to hide the parts that look bad, and creating illusions that seem to give our face a whole new shape.

I create an illusion that is actually stronger than reality.

Cinema audiences could wear disposable cardboard polarized 3D glasses to create the illusion that elements penetrate the screen.

Put a fine dark brown line under your low lashes to create an illusion that makes your eyes look bigger.

This creates an optical illusion that makes you look thinner.

The OS created that illusion of resources.