Sentence examples for exciting illusion from inspiring English sources
The exciting illusion is dead.
Six: an inclination in the signature ristorante – the Belvedere – to a certain fussiness, perhaps designed to flatter target customers with exciting illusions of sophistication.
Exciting exciting exciting.
There used to be nothing more exciting than the illusion of watching reality happen on the stage in front of you as if a fourth wall was removed.
This is an exciting story of deception, intrigue, illusion and reality with the decent cop as an honest observer, keen to question plots and tricks.
Such a conflation can be exciting; it generates an illusion of profundity.
And from exciting presentations in music, magic and illusion, comedy, Hollywood movies, comic book superheroes, robotics and other frontiers, you'll discover that science is truly all around us.
Knowing the frequency of the tingling sensation might enable cooks and artists to devise resonating multisensory experiences of sound, video, and Szechuan pepper the kind of mind-blowing trip people might pay for: "It could be the start of a whole new exciting era of in-mouth illusions".
The expanded field of view gave a remarkable increase in the illusion of reality, especially with such exciting and spectacular subjects as a ride down a toboggan slide.
When you are on that circuit, you are perpetually under the illusion that you are hearing from the exciting, fresh people who are about to change history.
