Sentence examples for accept the illusion from inspiring English sources

A sensory vignette is achieved so completely that to keep your eye on the screen is to accept the illusion.

Though Herzog had spent his life making movies, he said, "he cannot accept the illusion of filmmaking".

I was forced to go inward and explore the truth of my identity, my beliefs about love, and accept the illusion I created as false and fleeting.

Actually, the shots involving the two leading actors on the cliff and those of the dives were filmed weeks apart, and they involved different crews and even different rivers, yet the audience readily accepts the illusion created by the editing.

In its ideal incarnation, your mind accepts the illusion that you are there.

The question of consensual reality is a wavering proposition at best, and when it comes to the infinitely fungible context of political reality, you might as well give up and accept the truth of illusion or perchance a masterful sleight of hand.

They charm us into accepting the old illusions -- that the good guys get the girls, hatchets get buried and everything at last comes out right.

This ambiguous moment at the beginning of "Steptext" is Mr. Forsythe's sleight-of-hand demonstration of how unquestioningly we accept the laws of theatrical lighting and illusion.

In RDR2, that illusion remains standing once you take the time to accept the systems that peddle a reality.

"What's remarkable is how plastic the brain is in accepting that illusion".

Accepting the loss of an illusion allows room for transformation and healing.