Sentence examples for pushing the illusion from inspiring English sources
Republicans have faked their way through the process of rewriting health care policy, making promises that are directly contradicted by their bill and pushing the illusion that they're fulfilling their pledge to eradicate Obamacare while preserving all its goodies.
While the magazine's core business tanked, its traffic spiked, making it became one of the few traditional print properties to successfully push the illusion of its own transformation.
This created the illusion that the arm was pushing the ship forward.
First class flights achieve an illusion of exclusivity by pushing the seats towards the centre of the cabin so it is almost impossible to lean towards the window and look out.
They also push the nearly trompe l'oeil illusions of Photo Realist painting to extremes, without so much as lifting a paint brush.
It just pushes the fat around, giving a momentary illusion of flatness.
As the weight of the coil pushes the collarbone and ribs down, an illusion of an elongated neck is created.
To give the illusion of smaller body parts, push the largest parts of your body the furthest away from the camera.
Johnny Chung Lee, a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University, recently built a pen that gives users the illusion they are pushing hard or soft 3-D buttons on a flat computer screen, enhancing their feel of virtual objects.
But killing Muslims shattered the illusion that somehow the violence, however misguided, was vaguely connected to the idea of pushing reform.
