Sentence examples for bit of an illusion from inspiring English sources

But as with Wilder, it's a bit of an illusion.

So it was a bit of an illusion.

But your space is a little bit of an illusion.

David Hume and the Buddhists think that's actually a bit of an illusion.

This might be "a bit of an illusion", given the modest power of most American allies.

But this worldview has always been a bit of an illusion.

Some of the camerawork is conveniently jittery, and there are a few too many snappy edits and bits where, at the pivotal moment of an illusion, the camera suddenly jerks away from Dynamo's hands and peers into the face of an onlooker, as if convinced it'd heard him calling it a knob.

"You have to kind of do a bit of a dance to sell them an illusion, and there's nothing wrong with that.

At first these paintings seem too similar, but each has its own angling of planes and divisions and bit of sub-surface illusion.

It is an illusion in the service of an illusion.

This is somewhat of an illusion.