Sentence examples for latest illusion from inspiring English sources
The latest illusion is that local belongings on the net can replace the weeklies we used to love.
If you answered the Some Like it Hot actress, it might be time for you to visit an optician… The test combines a detailed image of Einstein, and a blurry photo of Monroe, and has become the latest optical illusion to go viral since the internet became obsessed with the colour of a dress earlier this year.
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Agoraphobics in the London of 1802 steered well clear of the latest spectacle: optical illusions and spooky magic lanterns.
The mystique of late night — the illusion of effortless wit and widespread good will — is the one thing that sets these shows apart and keeps viewers in the habit of tuning in.
Well, Improv Everywhere's latest video creates the illusion that a real life mute button somehow actually exists in Brooklyn's Prospect Park.
Their terrible run had reached nine games and, while Vern Cotter's team will know Tommy Seymour's late try gives the illusion of a comfort that was not always there, they have never scored this many points in the Six Nations, and that is not to be sniffed at.
Mr. Seckel, whose latest book, "Masters of Deception," explores optical illusions in the arts, shared his thoughts about why we are so captivated by optical illusions and what they tell us about ourselves.
Ingenious methods have been made to accommodate all the latest luxuries without disturbing the illusion of historic authenticity; sliding doors roll back from a convincing antique armoire to reveal a television set on which it is possible to get CNN and the BBC.
Hobsbawm, Judt says, "clings to a pernicious illusion of the late Enlightenment: that if one can promise a benevolent outcome it would be worth the human cost.
TOKYO — Few in Japan seem to harbor any illusions that the latest efforts to tame the yen can push it away from record highs far enough and long enough to make much of a difference.
