Sentence examples for illusion more from inspiring English sources

He creates and sustains that illusion more elegantly than most as he works to make the person in the uniform more visible.

Especially when combined with a sense of unleashed nature and flamboyant spatial illusion more usual to J. M. W. Turner and Frederic Edwin Church.

Precious little happens in Rhodes's story until Miyuki, revisiting a coastal view that has enchanted her during previous visits (in certain light, a boulder on shore appears to be a chunk of gold), decides to make the illusion more permanent.

Morgenstern's patient, lucid construction of her circus – of its creators and performers and followers – makes for a world of illusion more real than that of many a realist fiction.

But is this illusion more a thermal illusion or a pain illusion?

Lindstedt's team tested every pattern on 20 people, and as expected the volunteers found the illusion more unpleasant or painful than normal hot and cold.

Patients with DLB report visual illusions more frequently than true hallucinations [ 26].

In sum, the patients with dementia with Lewy bodies had a tendency to see pareidolic illusions more in the detail/background than in the gist.

Transparency gives the illusion of more space.

Language creates the illusion of more sophisticated virtual machine.

But this optical illusion is more than a spot of fun.