Sentence examples for make the illusion from inspiring English sources

You're both the star of the show and one of its worker bees; you experience the illusion and make the illusion happen.

I used to wear bras to make the illusion complete; but they are not comfortable so I got rid of them, which I recommend.

Precious little happens in Rhodes's story until Miyuki, revisiting a coastal view that has enchanted her during previous visits (in certain light, a boulder on shore appears to be a chunk of gold), decides to make the illusion more permanent.

"There's a whole new generation of socially connected nonprofits that use the Internet to make the illusion of person-to-person contact much more believable," said Timothy Ogden, editor in chief of Philanthropy Action, an online journal for donors.

Jack's face as he slyly sneaks away to make the illusion work is pretty much the best.

My experience was more like a drag queen; I played a straight guy, who was really a gay guy, pretending not to be gay, all without makeup, or costumes to make the illusion work for a long, long, time.

But democracy and modern medical advances have made the illusion accessible to everyone.

The dancers were not always visible, but that made the illusion even richer.

But "The Tale of Genji" lives on because of its author's genius at making the illusion come fully alive.

A missing element sound had been added to animation, making the illusion of life that much more complete, that much more magical.

"Every movie is a crapshoot, the chance of catastrophe is always imminent, the sense of crisis is permanent, a state of affairs that makes the illusion of normalcy at the Oscars all the more urgent".