Sentence examples for tangible illusion from inspiring English sources
Aside from the use of light, the painting's forcefulness also stems from its large scale and tangible illusion of reality.
This Animated Sculpture is a Tangible Optical Illusion.
So the idea that there is a solid, consistent, tangible thing is an illusion".
Among the tangible ideas they produced are transparency and the illusion of transparency, bold floral and ombré-shaded prints, peaked or rounded shoulders, intense colors and "a total look".
On two-dimensional surfaces they were able to create extraordinary illusions of three-dimensional space and tangible objects, so that the work of art appeared to be either an extension of the real world or a mirror of nature.
Those donors have no illusions that their money makes a tangible difference: if anything, it's more like a drop in the lake than a drop in the bucket.
Melter 3-D is by definition a zoetrope, a device that produce the illusion of motion from a rapid succession of static pictures, but it's tangible.
So by any tangible measure, Gary Bauer's vision of conservatives riding a wave of anti-gay fervor into the White House in 2008 is pure illusion.
