Sentence examples for false illusion from inspiring English sources

We're all the same in that we're enticed into the false illusion of happiness through material purchase.

There are meaningless stainless-steel strips and applied brickwork to create a false illusion of a design.

Oil, he suggests, has become a drug, lulling governments into a false illusion of comfortable immobility.Other chapters deal with security, border disputes and Iran's military capabilities.

This, of course, is a completely false illusion, but the effects last for a while and when they wear off you go for another run.

"It's not true, and it is a false illusion that the answer to the problems of the north is somehow to punish the south," he said.

Perhaps you are under the false illusion that a wedding gift should be a quid pro quo for how much a couple spent on their guests at the reception?

Clooney praises his hero without false illusions.

"I don't mind people having false illusions as long as they know that they're false," he says.

She's concerned by the isolationist nature of the UK's theatrical culture, and says that the UK is becoming increasingly "insular, introducing imaginary borders, immigration caps, false illusions of independence and cultural supremacy".

Delusions are false illusions.

"There is long way between a dream and reality and we harbour no false illusions or hopes," Julian Tagg said.