And for him, the illusion produced by Ms. Russell's performance was perfect.
When it seems that history has been defeated, that is only an illusion produced by charisma and rhetoric.
It looked as if the defendants were being dragged, though this may have been an illusion produced by their handcuffed state.
At first I thought it rotary; then I understood that this movement was an illusion produced by the vertiginous sights it enclosed.
And he has, although this may be an illusion produced by the graininess of the image, a dimple in his chin.
The song performs a neat trick: although Moreno sings at a narcotic pace, the music sounds as though it were speeding up — an illusion produced by the subtle change in rhythm.
The troupe presents two programs, both of which include his newest piece, "The Introduction," set to a score for electronic cello, and his signature "Caught," in which a dancer appears to hover in midair, an optical illusion produced by strobes.
But because 35-millimeter film has a higher resolution than the digital video used for today's 3-D, and the use of two projectors allows more light to strike the screen than the single projector of digital 3-D, the illusion produced by the double-system technique has a sharpness and presence all its own.
The word comes from 14th century Middle French, "denoting an illusion produced by magic".
Nevertheless, the authorship illusion produces some joy, since the book is a boring, dishonest, derivative pile of shit and we all get to pretend Trump worked very hard on it.
The magnitude of the illusion produced by a given stimulus array is not a fixed feature of that stimulus array, but is instead amenable to external sources of information available to the observer.
