Sentence examples for created illusions from inspiring English sources

His oversize foreground elements, like columns and crystals, created illusions of depth.

nytimes.com/arts SLIDESHOW: BEHIND THE MAGIC For more than 40 years, John Gaughan has created illusions for many of the world's most famous magicians, such as Siegfried and Roy, David Blaine and others.

Angier's ambition, we infer, is to transcend humanly created illusions by drawing on the powers of advanced science, and this takes us into the realms of science fiction and Frankensteinian hubris.

Stressed films had stressful content (e.g., suspense with jumpy music), whereas not-stressed films created illusions of meditative environments (e.g., swans and ducks paddling in a lake) and had content that was not stressful or at least was relatively less stressful compared with films labeled as stressed.

Through those kinds of perfectly created illusions, people in our current society accept illusions very naturally.

Sex had taken over my personal life and created illusions of what appeared to be healthy relationships.

CNBC has always maintained a carefully created illusion of its own omnipresence and inescapable utility.

Some techniques create illusions.

You are the queen of trompe l'oeil, effects that create illusions for human eyes.

"Even though my work involves creating spaces, I am creating illusions," he said.

Of course, classical bonsai artists also create illusions of landscape; that's a mark of true mastery.