Sentence examples for illusion formed from inspiring English sources

The inverted light triangle is a visual illusion formed by the way Fourier transform analyses the image.

Mark Khaisman shares a few words on his work with The Creators Project: "My works are pictorial illusions formed by light and shadow.

When spun, it created an optical illusion that formed the shape of a heart.

The crisp interior rectangle is an optical illusion, though, formed by chromatic juxtapositions and flat brushwork carefully laid down.

This work, which had its world premiere at New York City Ballet on Friday, also looks like a new anti-illusion form of ballet theater.

& shattered the boy's illusion that he formed at the well, that they would never part.

In response to their parents' apparent moral inversion, a small subgroup temporarily took refuge in a protective nihilism, reasoning that illusions that never form are illusions that never shatter.

At their sharpest, Raymond Felton and Wilson Chandler look like All-Stars, providing the illusion of a fully formed team around Stoudemire.

It was not that he believed the expressive power of music was reducible to principles of harmony, or that of painting to the psychology of illusion, but that these formed the framework for understanding artistic achievement.

From the late 17th century until the mid-20th century the proscenium stage dominated theatre, exposing only the front of the stage to the audience and lending itself well to attempts to create the illusion of reality, which formed the dominant movement in staging during that period.

This Los Angeles artist's telescoping of space, time, illusion and form is exhilarating (Johnson).