Sentence examples for making illusion from inspiring English sources

A confident attitude and constant movement and chatter will allow you to direct the audience's attention wherever you like, making illusion tricks much easier.

Amir has spent the last several years making illusion-based shorts during his studies at the University of the Arts, Bremen.

"I just like making music and visuals, everything else is either a flattering filter or a man made illusion.

I make lots of collages, but this one had to be painted, I mean, it had to be made real in the way that paint can make illusions real.

Materiality is like a lump of atomic foam, feeling like a bubble on the water (because it doesn't last), perception is a mirage because it makes illusions (perception of the "me, mine" etc), mental formations like a banana or plantain trunk, because while it grows it doesn't have a core of solid heartwood.

Freedman, who originally designed his mutoscope in 2003, tells Creators that he wants to showcase the magic of moving pictures by making the illusion obvious to viewers.

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.

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.

The "OMG" performance was accompanied by red laser lights, making an illusion as if the stage disappeared.

Trends spread FAST, making an illusion that most people will act and dress in unison.