It's easy to lose yourself in the piece as entrancing sounds and visuals catapult you off into illusory shamanic realms.
Unfortunately, the concept of accountability for that process has become illusory within the realm of college athletics and must be a defining characteristic in all efforts of reform.
Rothko's painted surfaces give way to ambiguous, illusory depths implying ethereal realms of mind and space.
Despite the many attempts that have been made by reductionists to relegate irreversibility to the realms of the illusory, this does not seem to be a tenable position today at a time when the time-asymmetric nature of complex systems is widely recognized as being one of their central features.
Yet this very realm of intimate activity is itself another illusory mode of autonomy, one that's no less of a ruse than the anarchy of Fabien's commune.
The tone echoes the twilight theme, and the player's journey is peculiar and illusory as you flitter between Hyrule and the ethereal twilight realm.
For parity with the term 'state', the word 'realm' is used to denote the illusory external world; thus, this representational (or illusory) world is called realm 3.
Prescott's practice is ethereal, illusory and dreamlike, weaving together the depths of the subconscious realms with poetic observances of nature into inspiring convergences never seen before.
Its stark form, uncharged with meaning except what the viewer reads into it, and flat picture plane -- which he saw as the device that divorced his pictures from the illusory depth of perspective -- enabled him to escape the confines of "illustration" in his documentary work and progress to the "realm of ideas," he later put it.
"The realm of the body is the city they inhabit together," Kate Christensen wrote here, "fellow libertines and explorers in a concrete place free of illusory deception".
For Jack Holmes and his friend, the realm of the body is the city they inhabit together, fellow libertines and explorers in a concrete place free of illusory deception.
