Sentence examples for illusion pretty from inspiring English sources

Having dad call you Tinkerbell while mum pesters you with after-sun is going to blow the illusion pretty quickly.

For many years, this specialist entered so wholeheartedly into the advancement of the cult that he depicted the illusion pretty much as it existed in the mind's eye of the designer, and the result was that fashion photography, as an art, tended to show a certain Byzantine aloofness from human concerns.

"The illusion is pretty substantial," Dakin says, but "the schizophrenics were almost completely immune to its effect".

Jack's face as he slyly sneaks away to make the illusion work is pretty much the best.

Without that, it's hard to really believe in the pretty illusions above.

What we get are a series of incidents in which Ellis, who would seem to be a pretty illusion-free kid, manages to discover that every single adult in his life has feet of clay.

Pretty standard illusion, right?

The real language of flowers is far more visceral, more like the poems of Ted Hughes, which dismembered the illusion that nature is pretty and harmless.

For example, there's the White Rock ginger ale sign, which featured a clock that changed color every few seconds and lights that appeared to be water pouring from a fountain — a pretty grand illusion back in 1910.

Fiction is an illusion, after all, a pretty cool trick.

Well, that's a pretty wonderful illusion to have for a few hours".