Sentence examples for deeper illusion from inspiring English sources

No, the deeper illusion is the way that Christopher Winter obscures the boundaries between the abstract and the representational.

It is unpleasant to be told that our planes are few and obsolete, our ground equipment comic by Axis standards, our fleet inadequate for the defence of even a single sea, but this knowledge isn't entirely unexpected; it strikes at the roots of no deep national illusion.

The practical ruses and schemes perpetrated by Josie and her hard-drinking, conniving father (Mr. Dotrice) are reflections of deeper forms of illusion.

But this is not a poetic play in the sense that you can say A Midsummer Night's Dream is a poetic play, rich in illusions and deep metaphors.

It is as simple as this: dailiness is central to the deep-rooted human illusion of control.

Always there is the illusion, deep in the bones of the Pentagon's Old Guard, that you can fight a force like the Taliban by keeping your troops mostly in bases, and then sending them out in well-armored convoys to kill bad guys.

How deep does this illusion go?

Since Shambles was Shambles's choice for leader from day one, this would lead her deep into the illusion that they share her self-image.

Perhaps it's my own lack of imagination, but I suspect it's deeper: there's an illusion of freedom in Mankind Divided.

Watching him explain the techniques he's amassed through the years makes it easy to plow through chapters, if not gain a deeper appreciation for the illusion of moving drawings.

Good auctions are theatrical spectacles that create the illusion of deep markets.