Sentence examples for fine illusion from inspiring English sources

And Dishonored, the new game from Arkane Studios, is a very fine illusion.

When both sides can sustain their finest illusions about each other, as the Israelis and Palestinians could for a while under Oslo, reality has a way of rising to meet them.

Treading the fine line between illusion and reality, the play exists in the theatrical limbo that suggests Luigi Pirandello rather than the satirists to whom Kondoleon has usually been likened (Joe Orton, John Guare, Christopher Durang).

A big, red stripe does not create the illusion of fine bone structure - it makes you look like a Formula One car.

The strangest aspect of Kevin McKenzie's staging is his division of the character of von Rothbart, the sorcerer, into roles for two dancers: one (Brian Reeder on this occasion) reveals his monstrous nature, while another (Marcelo Gomes) creates an illusion of fine manners.

The task is easier for Stern, who has 29 constituents to corral, and the threat of huge fines to maintain the illusion of solidarity.

Only the specialists and the statisticians read the fine type, which is why illusions continue to exist about American poverty.

He said Israeli leaders "can't keep living under this illusion that everything is fine and you can just manage the conflict…separation between the people has to be implemented".

Talk as much shit as you want on the occupiers, but this year they succeeded in snapping people out of their dark trance illusion that everything is fine and well in the world.

And B & J Fabrics, whose fine wares included the prophetically named "embroidered illusion".

This enabled the French to sustain the illusion that everything was just fine.This year, however, the pecking order has been reversed.