illusionary造句

Beyond the illusionary screen, summer heat is billowing.

It breeds perceptions of illusionary strength rather than deflation's exaggerated weakness.

Deep Winter ruffled his cape, and a flurry of illusionary snow swirled about the control room.

This is evidence, say the researchers, that illusionary or "parasocial" relationships with television characters or personalities can ease belongingness needs.

As several Tang stories show, foxes created illusionary visions for those they possessed, and the victims would go mad, talk nonsense, and laugh and wail uncontrollably.

When it is cloudy the pinnacles loom in mists as if they were illusionary, while the sun is shining they unfold in all their majesty and splendour.

It's a form of carbohydrate that offers illusionary energy, only to cause a downhill slump once the initial burst has been worn off.

The "Blade" designed inside the Pavilion, besides being used to create illusionary light and shade effects, also serves to carry natural wind into the exhibition hall.

Otherwise, how can one explain why a man who could have nymphs, Bentleys, yachts, and everything money can buy opts for the "illusionary" – to paraphrase Marx – rewards of the hereafter?

In his poem "Fog", he expressed a silent, illusionary and mysterious space in a plain language style instead of following the strict rules of scheming, nor did he cite quotations from classics.