Sentence examples for illusion of more from inspiring English sources

A colored brow wax can give the illusion of more hair; so can a tint job.

The fiberglass capsules themselves are rounded, and stacked vertically, but slightly offset to give the illusion of more space.

Doorways to the living room and bathroom were lined up, creating sightlines that give the illusion of more space.

And then there's the reality stretching notion, "Give the illusion of more closet space by thinning out your clothes".

"I want to create this illusion of more space in a sphere than can be imagined," he said.

Large breasts give the illusion of more milk to feed the young, and wide hips suggest greater ease in bearing children.

An artist has contrived to lure me out of myself into an illusion of reality more fulfilling than any lived reality can be.

"Prewar apartments had well-defined spaces," he pointed out, "along with interstitial spaces off the main spaces, such as foyers and hallways, that gave the illusion of even more space.

I suppose the thinking is that, since cellphone and other mobile device screens are so tiny, being able to manipulate the content gives the illusion of having more space to work with.

The reflection will create the illusion of having more windows and natural light.

I remind myself that I'd rather show up in the reality of the unpleasant present than the projected illusion of a more perfect future.