Sentence examples for illusion of a different from inspiring English sources

Matthew Passion," redemption comes through the embrace of suffering -- a retrogressive illusion of a different historical moment, Adorno might say.

Felicitas Oefelein, a New York interior designer who owns F.O. Design, recommended printing a semitransparent solar shade with a custom image to create the illusion of a different environment outside.

The standard argument against it (see, e.g., Quine 1948, p. 3) is that it does not provide a view that is clearly distinct from platonism and merely creates the illusion of a different view by altering the meaning of the term 'exist'exist

Instead, try experimenting with nude brow bases, which can give the illusion of a different shaped brow.

When I was trying to figure out where I wanted to shoot my next shot I would crawl around the backyard and pretend I was tiny to see how parts of the backyard could translate to create the illusion of a different scale.

But as they watched the tricks, the researchers realized that magicians rely on illusions of a different kind so-called cognitive illusions–that could also help illuminate the processes of the brain.

He has also created stage illusions for enchanters of a different sort: Jim Morrison, Elton John, Michael Jackson, Alice Cooper, Barbra Streisand, Cher.

But they don't override the powerful impact of the bulk of artworks spanning hundreds of years -- images that fostered an illusion that Jesus was of a different religion and ethnicity than the others -- the Jews.

The pervasive Christianization of the Jewish Jesus in classical artworks fed the illusion that Jesus was of a different religion and ethnicity than the others -- the Jews -- when in fact they were all Semites of the same Jewish faith.

To address the first question, we altered the traditional mirror box illusion and introduced a different source of spatial conflict hand posture.

Especially intriguing here is a wide border found on all the pieces that is made of slivers of contrasting wood much thinner than toothpicks, the lighter of which are striped on the horizontal with infinitesimal bits of reddish wood, creating the illusion of a cloth loosely woven in different colored threads.