Sentence examples for given an illusion from inspiring English sources
Primary voters are given an illusion of choice when in reality party elites still ultimately decide who gets to play and who doesn't.
People will be kept in the dark and given an illusion of variety, the sharing of information will be controlled by a few big conglomerates and change-the-world innovation like Kickstarter, Anonymous, Bitcoin, Troma and yes, 2 girls 1 cup will all be practically inaccessible.
Some fancy new language will doubtless be found to give an illusion of progress.
Next, a light line of concealer running straight down the nose will give an illusion of a taller, skinnier nose.
Several of the earrings on this page give an illusion of multiple piercings, but no extra ones are actually required.
Last season, Mr. Armani gave an illusion of the future with hard-to-place materials and circular shapes.
This week Mr Obama noted that 11 states had lowered their standards to give an illusion of students' progress.
The selfie gives an illusion of intimacy that is priceless in an age that cherishes authenticity and reality.
The composition employed lush, intimate arrangements to warn of ecological disaster, with Anohni's vocals giving an illusion of control.
Having bangs can give an illusion of fullness that will distract from diffuse hair toward the back, he added.
