Sentence examples for make this illusion from inspiring English sources

Note that it may take lots of practice to make this illusion appear perfect; the more skilled that you are at performing it, the more likely you'll pull it off successfully.

She agrees with the commonplace observation that reports of the experience are variable and elusive, and then she underscores the possible role that a widespread failure to distinguish between the "experience of" and the "judgment of" ownership might play in making this illusion so difficult to nail down.

But eight years earlier, Charlie Chaplin made this illusion-puncturing short about the humdrum realities of the movie studio.

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

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

It is manipulated so as to obscure the boundaries between pattern repetitions, which might otherwise distract listeners and make the illusion less powerful (cf. Shepard's circularity in the perception of pitch illusion [28]).

Take a white eye crayon or white shimmer eyeshadow and apply it to the corner of your eye to make the illusion of bigger eyes.

When enemy reinforcements arrive, cast Mirror Image and make the illusion Blademaster attack the troops while the real Blademaster kills as many workers as he can.

But most of art's less attractive trappings are just that, trappings - to be angry is to make these illusions seem more real than they are.

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.