Sentence examples for making the illusion of from inspiring English sources

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

I put my own twist on it by not attaching the straps, and just making the illusion of strips of leather and also by using a gorgeous leather reminiscent of the south of France and St .Tropez that looked like it would age really beautifully".

Make sure you hold the pen cil) loosely for better wiggles, making the illusion of the pencil being soft better.

"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".

"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.

Is that what we're saying?" They are one of the big reveals of the show, so no one will tell me what they're going to look like, although it involves an element of puppetry (created by the brilliant Jamie Harrison, who made the illusion of Tinkerbell as a ball of fire for the National Theatre of Scotland's production of Peter Pan).

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.

You may want to erase out some of the overlapping lines of these shapes to make the illusion of depth more realistic, as the "petal" (each teardrop shape is an individual petal of the flower) on top covers the part of the petal underneath it, so those lines will be invisible in nature.

She had dressing gowns and pajamas designed by Knize, the Viennese tailor, and bras specially made to give the illusion of perfect breasts.

This is a downgrade in p.r. stunts from the Garden manipulations of the past, when Ernie Grunfeld would make trades to create the illusion of a title contender.

Alternatively, if picking out details is too distracting, you can look at or just above people's heads to give the illusion of making eye contact.