Sentence examples for every illusion from inspiring English sources
Every illusion is flawlessly executed, but some of the spontaneity of discovery is lost.
To wait for a phone call from one of these people would violate every illusion the reading public holds dear about their authors.
With every illusion stripped away, Egypt is revealed to be a state without real institutions, led by a man who is not a real politician.
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But every illusion of normalcy was a sham.
Possibility was that year's richest legacy, beyond every utopian illusion.
They are always alive to the paradox of picturing the world in two dimensions on a flat surface, but they reach beyond illusion every time.
At present, Simon manifests in studiedly low-key black tie, with even the collars of his open-necked dress shirt taped invisibly to its front, lest one should ride up during a faux-reflective verdict, and – in a single unauthorised incursion of real life – destroy every heavily fortified illusion for which he has worked.
The Living Coast exhibit showcases penguins, gulls and terns in an atrium-style, quasi-open-air setting that, 17 years after the exhibit opened, remains impressive, as does the "wave crash machine" in that building that gives the illusion every few minutes of splashing on visitors' heads.
An unctuous answer, amiability's illusion in every syllable: "Charlie!
