Sentence examples for a pleasant illusion from inspiring English sources
But it was a pleasant illusion which the chef and his wife, who joined us at the table, did nothing to dispel.
And he asks whether decades of "relative American peacefulness and readiness to cooperate" may have been just "an interim period, akin to the Weimar Republic, with its pleasant illusion of a pacified Germany".
The air in midtown Manhattan last night was warm and still, giving the pleasant illusion of a lazy summer night in the middle of October.
Walking along the surf line, you have the pleasant illusion of being invisible, unnoticed, a harmless nature voyeur instead of a foot soldier in an army of pleasure seekers.
So much for the pleasant illusion that most sports collectibles are still traded the old-fashioned way, fan to fan, in places like Robbie's First Base.
Still privately owned, it is run by Arturo Silva da Pereira and Marc Zrcher, low-key fellows who create the pleasant illusion that each guest is in charge of his personal quinta.
The "pleasant illusion" during the 1980's and 1990's, after all, was not of a "pacified" United States, but of a future in which no more battles would be required.
It is disconnecting from the delusional bubble of self-importance that allows your life force and blood to be sucked from you, while you are plugged into the world of pleasant illusion.
Still, the illusion that no one had been there before was a pleasant one.
A pleasant summery aroma.
