Sentence examples for presents an illusion from inspiring English sources

It presents an illusion of wholeness, while the reality is relentlessly divided.

They discover oil that washed ashore but that has been plowed under the sand to present an illusion of pristine beaches.

As directed by Edward Torres, with a cast that couldn't look happier being thrown about like sweaty rag dolls, "Chad Deity" is punch drunk on the adrenaline, verbal as well as physical, it brings to presenting an illusion-based sport as the true American pastime.

The end of a sprint often presents an optical illusion.

Crane argues that the waterfall illusion presents an experience with a contradictory content that hence cannot have a conceptual content since conceptual contents must be consistent.

The final chapter of the book, entitled "The Cinematographical Mechanism of Thought and the Mechanistic Illusion," presents a review of the whole history of philosophical thought with the aim of showing that it everywhere failed to appreciate the nature and importance of becoming, falsifying thereby the nature of reality by the imposition of static and discrete concepts.

At 7 30 p.m., Baryshnikov Arts Center, 450 West 37th Street, Manhattan, (866) 811-4111, bacnyc.org; $20. (Burke) LifeDance / Gloria McLean (Sunday) As part of a program of new works, Gloria McLean presents a quartet, "Dancing Without Illusion," inspired by the 101-year-old painter Will Barnet's 1950 essay of the same name as well as his paintings.

Only near the end of his career does Shakespeare present an idealized theatre of absolute illusion, perfect actors, and a receptive audience.

The man with no illusions was presenting an idea "belonging to another world," the Labor member Nachman Shai scoffed; it was meant "to sabotage the two-state solution".

Our moral system is presenting us with an illusion of material happiness.

In the mirrors the two reflected images merge, making a single image that presents the illusion of standing out in relief.