Sentence examples for the illusion which from inspiring English sources

But Charisse, who is the lesser actor by far, vanishes into the illusion, which is one of the things that made her such a perfect fit with Astaire.

"It's too small," he said of the illusion, which is in his repertory but may not be right for a house the size of the Community Theater.

Among nearly 200 viewers who commented, several were frustrated by the illusion, which can spin clockwise or counter-clockwise, depending on how your eyes adjust to it.

Wang spent much of his 40-year career uncovering the science behind the illusion, which eventually led to a better understanding of the enzymes' crucial role in biological development and the discovery of new antibiotics and anti-cancer drugs.

This connection is the basis of the illusion which makes primitive experience appear to inform us directly about the relation of material bodies (which exist, after all, only in so far as they are thought).

But the legalization of same-sex marriage takes nothing from anyone, other than the illusion, which is all it is and ever was, that healthy, nurturing relationships are reserved for people of opposite sexes.

The supermoon should also not be confused with the Moon Illusion, which causes the Moon to appear larger near the horizon than it does higher up in the sky.

He was recognized by The New York Times "2008 Year in Ideas" for his joint work on the MPG Illusion which urged the EPA to show a gallons per mile metric on all U.S. vehicles.

Indeed, it is dwarfed by the impact of the Moon illusion which makes our satellite always appear larger when it is low in the sky.

In particular, Angrist stressed the need for schools and parents to disregard the "elite illusion," which prioritizes peer achievement as the ultimate marker of school quality.

The Labour politician Norman Angell was enjoying bestseller status in Germany with his book, The Great Illusion, which argued that "the Great War, that eternal threat, will never come" because of economic interdependence between nation states.