Sentence examples for about this illusion from inspiring English sources

"But what's so funny about this illusion of old Main-Street America, where you pop in and get a haircut, is how it just doesn't jibe with reality.

The empty space within the glass, the air between bones and skin, is what is particularly hygienic about this illusion: what is missing is the meat and blood that would usually be crammed in there, filling the arms, legs and torso like a well-packed sausage.

How long will he maintain this illusion about what's doable and what's not doable?

Nobody cared about this earnings illusion while stock prices were rocketing.

Najari: It's a lot about illusion, because we always have this illusion that elsewhere is our homeland or our love, because it's about betrayal too.

This is the more remarkable when you consider that both plays are about illusion.

Stone was also used for background details (rocks, buildings), probably to bring about particular illusions.

"But it's really about the illusion.

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

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

"Dancing is about the illusion of passion".