Sentence examples for illusion of structure from inspiring English sources

At the beginning, he tells you what will happen one minute from the end, to "create an illusion of structure".

The illusion of a structure based on "reality," developed by cop shows like Steven Bochco's "Hill Street Blues" and hospital shows like "St.

A big, red stripe does not create the illusion of fine bone structure - it makes you look like a Formula One car.

In Polish artist Monika Grzymala's site-specific Raumzeichnung (outside/inside) over four miles of black and clear tape are given sculptural form, giving the illusion of a 3D structure that stretches from the back of the gallery to the front window.

His geometric designs painted on the staircase create optical illusions of angled structures and a steep vanishing point perspective that are at odds with the architectural setting.

Documented in ultra high-definition video, non-computer generated real-life visualizations of compelling natural subjects are projection mapped back on the surface of the building, creating the illusion of being contained within its structure.

This is because the ad giants tend to let each acquired agency keep its own identity, premises and client list, preserving the illusion of being small within the conglomerate structure.

Their arguments feature semi-syllogistic structure and the illusion of logic but they are not grounded in anything verifiable or even unchanging.

The giant humanoid looks like it could have wandered ashore from some other reality, while its two-part structure creates the illusion of it phasing right through the ground.

Voting, she wrote, provided an illusion of participation while masking the true structures of decision-making.

This illusion of the picture surface as an integrated structure in projecting low relief was developed further in the early 20th century by the Cubists.