Sentence examples for extraordinary illusions from inspiring English sources

You see, one of those extraordinary illusions that people have is that if you have a famous name, you're able to get the best table at a restaurant.

On two-dimensional surfaces they were able to create extraordinary illusions of three-dimensional space and tangible objects, so that the work of art appeared to be either an extension of the real world or a mirror of nature.

As such, they stand in contrast with the roughly contemporary work of Georges Méliès, cinema's first great fantasist, who famously used the nascent medium to conjure the imaginary and the impossible — voyages to the moon! extraordinary illusions!

These people have discovered an extraordinary illusion associated with social networks which can play tricks on the mind and explain everything from why some ideas become popular quickly to how risky or antisocial behavior can spread so easily.

They started doing extraordinary trompe l'oeil illusions; they really brought colour back into their manuscripts because they knew that printers couldn't do that.

And he emphasizes change in characters by action rather than words -- as when El Abanderado (Diego Taborda), in an extraordinary feat of illusion, seems to be bent, snapped and crushed as his indictment is recited.

Welles' magic, his extraordinary pleasure in play-acting and illusion and in impressing an audience — what seems so charming about the movie now — was what seemed silly to me then.

This is very adult conversation with a man who has an extraordinary ability to sweep away illusion from his vision of life.

We take extraordinary measures to protect the illusion at all cost.

Disregarding the traditional distinction of false memories and visual illusions and assuming an extraordinary fast engagement of both during the processing of visual input, the observed null effect of expertise in our experiment may be the result of an imbalance of weighted sources.

The illusion of depth was extraordinary.