Sentence examples for by illusion from inspiring English sources

And a marriage sustained in part by illusion?

To the unenlightened, every existence becomes the object of illusion or is inevitably accompanied by illusion.

Wonderfully imaginative...Like Benjamin, Buck-Morss is a surrealist explorer, her mysteries unraveled by intuition, revealed by illusion.

Such fecklessness, and the endless conspiracy theories that go with it, suggest an Arab world still gripped by illusion.

Come to think of it, that very characterization might be the most fitting punctuation to an era bloated by illusion and greed.

Mr. Fulkerson's Bach was remarkable for its legato phrasing even where it had to be achieved by illusion, in quick-fingered counterpoint.

Foreign policy, we're told, is not for naïve, "Kumbaya -singing liberals who are seduced by illusions of international cooperation.

So, as we think about the policy of separating families at the border, let's not get distracted by illusions.

Yet success in this exercise in geopolitics depended on stability after Saddam was gone, and here American thinking was befogged by illusions.

Indeed, while entertainment trends have come and gone (ostrich racing, anyone?), our appetite to be astonished by illusions, alchemy and mind tricks is insatiable.

Worse, the debate has been made infinitely more difficult by illusions that both the I.R.A. and the Unionists seem unable to overcome.