Sentence examples for illusion wild from inspiring English sources

A sampling might be, 'Rashomon,' 'The Bicycle Thief,'Grandnd Illusion,' 'Wild Strawberries,' 'Seventh Seal,' 'Throne of Blood,' 'The 400 Blows,' 'Los Olvidados,' you get the idea".

In fact they're all crowded into one section of seating to give a brief illusion of wild cheering hordes.

He's handing you a golden ticket, a glimpse into his world, a spectacularly well-curated tour into the realm of illusion and wild theatrical Technicolor.

New York State BARD SUMMERSCAPE Annandale-on-Hudson. Ibsen's grim and insightful 1884 tale of shattered illusions, "The Wild Duck" (July 13-24) takes up the theatrical slot of this annual multidisciplinary festival that also features music and opera.

Like an 18th-century "English garden," it would cultivate the illusion of a wild setting, except, in this case, the model would be an American desert, not an English dell.

His mixture of wild illusion and ironic insight allowed him to do what a mere realist could not: help a ruling class resign its right to rule without destroying its self-respect, or denying its illusions, most of which persist to this day.

It may not be the only hex that is lifted on Saturday as Mendelssohn (9.44) looks primed to give Aidan O'Brien a long-awaited first success in the Classic, while Wild Illusion (6.04) and Happily (7.36) are two more members of a strong European contingent who can return home from the States as winners.

I know because I spend a fair bit of time visiting foreign places that are fascinated by what we are up to and trying, usually unsuccessfully, to prick at least a few of their wilder illusions.

The artistry of the mural frames the artistry of the taxidermist, giving an almost uncanny illusion of animals in the wild.

Note that an account of the alleged "illusions of sense" that involves wild particulars is incompatible with at least one of the definitions of "neutrality" presented above.

Dances can also sport wild narratives and mind-boggling illusions.