Sentence examples for confusing illusion from inspiring English sources

His latest book is Models.Behaving.Badly: Why Confusing Illusion with Reality Can Lead to Disasters, On Wall Street and in Life – one of Business Week's top ten books of 2011.

With soft focus, slow shutter speeds and multiple exposures, Ms. Goldkind, the photography runner-up, deliberately confuses illusion and reality in a successful effort to suggest fictional narratives for her alluring actresses.

Am I already so drunk that I'm confusing optical illusions with hallucinations?

An appearance experienced as appearance is not to be confused, however, with illusion or Schein because it involves self-reflexive awareness that something is being imagined as opposed to believed.

To experience a work by this artist is to be seduced by deep reds or cosmic blues, to get confused between reality and illusion – what looks like a blue surface may turn out to be a deep void – and to be enriched and inspired by a deep, dark, bloody sense of the human interior or the shimmering infinity of the cosmos.

Online, we fall prey to the illusion of companionship, gathering thousands of Twitter and Facebook friends and confusing tweets and wall posts with authentic communication.

Filmmaker Samm Hodges attempts to explain the phenomenon in his new video, "Illusions," a dazzling survey of optical trickery that recounts visually confusing images like the Spinning Dancer and the Necker Cube.

In short, the cosmological argument gets its momentum by confusing rational or subjective necessities with real or objective ones, and thus involves transcendental illusion (cf. A605/B633).

So confusing.

Sounds confusing.

Or confusing.