Sentence examples for about the illusion from inspiring English sources

"But it's really about the illusion.

It's about the illusion of order, and how it's shattered.

There's something pleasing, I said, about the illusion of an irreducible unity.

It is about the illusion of appearance and the difficulties of knowledge.

The poem is about the illusion of permanent connection in passing happiness, but it is no less lovely for that.

Four years ago Lyra McKee wrote a typically eloquent and insightful piece about the "illusion" of peace in Northern Ireland.

But she says remarkably little about the illusions by which neo-liberal ideologues were themselves blinded.

I agree with your perspective on being careful about the illusions that this can create and I will try out and recommend some of your suggestions to others.

Some critics noted that the film was about the illusions often produced by love or a strong relationship.

There's something extremely calming and mesmerizing about the illusions, there is magic is in the subtlety".

But we know less about the illusions that may arise in the preventive scenario, when actions are thought to prevent the occurrence of undesired, but still uncontrollable, outcomes (Bloom, Venard, Harden, & Seetharaman, 2007).