Sentence examples for trick of perception from inspiring English sources
It was a trick of perception, Ron said.
Leadership is a trick of perception, a bit of wisdom Shakespeare lent Henry IV, to pass along to Prince Hal.
This can be just a trick of perception, but the art comes from connecting physical characteristics to character, the way Leonardo da Vinci did in his human-animal hybrids.
From these the artist came up with the idea to perforate the panels that would coat the flue stack, creating an optic construction rife with the moiré effect, a visual mathematical phenomenon where lines or dots superimposed onto another set of lines or dots, set at different angles, create a trick of perception.
He used his own tricks of perception and judgment often over a three-and-a-half-hour drive yesterday, from 1 to 4 30 a.m., in deciding whom to pick up and where to go.
In person, however, the tapestries do not play the same tricks of perception as the paintings, or activate that process of synthetic vision introduced by the Impressionists, in which an image appears blurry at close range, then snaps into a more cohesive representation as you step back.
Consider basic "color theory" and how warm hues — reds, oranges, yellows — play tricks on perception.
Either Elson is a superhumanly tolerant musical collaborator in the vein of Rita Marley, who on Exodus lent her talents to a series of songs about how amazing her husband Bob's mistress was, or White is back to his old "this-is-my-big-sister" trick of playing with public perceptions of his personal life in a weird and unsettling way.
This is the other part of the magic trick, the western perception of the supplier countries, born of ignorance and embarrassment.
McGregor is a hoarder, an omnivorous collector of perception and experience; the trick is only to have so many exhibits on show at any one time.
