Sentence examples for illusions of reality from inspiring English sources
Painted with tiny brushes and a Vermeerish sensuousness, they give magical, almost photographic illusions of reality.
These decorations, which interweave various illusions of reality in a way that was more complex even than Raphael's famous paintings in the Vatican loggia, were a triumph of classicism tempered with humanity.
Instead of flaunting it, in 20th-century spoilsport fashion, he uses his game to reinforce and deepen the pleasurable illusions of reality, thereby satisfying conservative readers like Serena as well as those like Tom with a taste for the literary fun house.
Vignettes create illusions of reality in which the imagined or implied presence of others often plays a role (Blascovich et al., [2002]).
It has the illusion of reality".
Maintaining the illusion of reality is not easy.
JE "There's a great illusion of reality.
Hendryk and I often discuss the Illusion of Reality and the Reality of Illusion.
They seem to be a form of thought, or some kind of illusion of reality.
"Steinberg uses [numbers] to combine 'an illusion of reality with an abstraction,'" Bair writes.
Vermeer had used a camera obscura, which offers an illusion of reality, to paint more exactly.
