Sentence examples for illusion cut from inspiring English sources

You reap the benefits of a statistical illusion: Cut something by 50%, use time, work, and a little bit of luck to bring it back to its pre-surgery size, and you're a miracle worker!

Vertigo has divided feminist film theorists, with scholars such as Laura Mulvey criticizing it for "producing an illusion cut to the measure of [male] desire," while others, like Tania Modleski, see a more balanced interpretation of women than Hollywood often concedes.

The second option is the illusion of a "cut".

Absent that, the inference that can be made is that only the illusion of a cut has been presented.

Noel's loneliness is palpable, even worrisome, but not pitying, and thankfully, he's not cynical about the gig: He smiles easily at kids and likes helping customers buy into the illusion that something cut from its roots is one of the season's most enduring symbols of life and togetherness.

From a Tantric perspective, Seth is a wrathful deity who cuts illusion and self-deceit, a simultaneously creative and destructive force of spiritual liberation.

Dating websites give men the illusion that they can cut out the clubs and bars and make hundreds of approaches from their computer.

Instead, Novick ordered about 30 colored dresses online and narrowed it down to one — a short, sleeveless red party dress by Adrianna Papell, with an A-line cut and illusion neckline — for her August nuptials in Westwood, Mass., last year.

Of all Stein's books the prize was a ninth-century woodblock copy of the Diamond Sutra, or the "Sutra of the Perfection of Wisdom of the Diamond that Cuts Through Illusion".

But Ruth Davis from Greenpeace said: "I don't think it's about illusions of carbon cuts or not.

Mr. Turrell is well known for his inventive light installations, and "Frontal Passage" uses reddish fluorescent lights to create the illusion of a room diagonally cut in two.