Sentence examples for from the illusion from inspiring English sources

Australia has to wake up from the illusion that fossil fuels will be its saviour.

"They're wonderful retreats from the illusion of being protected from spinning off the planet.

The idea was to get away from the illusion of the conventional theatre.

Often, after finishing a novel, I can suffer from the illusion that my characters are out there somewhere.

Yet it may suffer, as only an awards-season movie can, from the illusion that pain and art are the same thing.

But it still suffers from the illusion that ministers can behave like impresarios, conducting economic development from their podium in Whitehall.

To create the clever illusion, the artists covered a car and dumpster with white paint, then shone a patterned light on the objects from the specific angle from which the illusion is meant to be seen.

At once soulful and silly, it celebrates the vitality of pop culture but also stands back from the illusions it promotes.

We have to un-anchor ourselves from the illusions of certainty and to accept our inevitable existential blindness.

Let's take a moment to step back from the illusions we are fed by society and familiarize ourselves with the true situations chronic illness sufferers face.

A further risk from creating the illusion of sentience and emotions is that the user may dangerously exaggerate what the robot can do for them.