Sentence examples for full of illusions from inspiring English sources

Trapped in rooms full of illusions and satanic dolls, Logan's show hits the visual storytelling notes it needs to.

Central and Eastern Europe are far poorer, their once sealed borders now open, their sense of what Bernd Burgfeldt, a Berlin police officer, called the "Golden West" still full of illusions, their young women liberated but often idle -- and desperate.

The world is full of illusions.

Well, life is full of illusions.

The Oneiroi consist of Morpheus (Winged God of Dreams, long before he was a Laurence Fishburne character); Phobetor, responsible for nightmares; and Phantasos, who handles surreal dreams full of illusions.

The physical world is full of illusions.

Sadly, the barriers are needed to preserve "the White House of future poems, and of dreams and dramas," in the words of Walt Whitman, who captures it best as a place "full of reality, full of illusion".

The huge, close-set eyes of many types of lemurs serve to clarify the complexity of dark, dense close-up foliage, which, if the head is kept still, is almost impossible to sort out without stereoscopic vision — and in a jungle full of illusion and deceit, stereopsis is indispensable in breaking camouflage.

The mind is full of illusion, yet this moment of clarity is the reality of your existence.

For the first time in 17 years, the Paris Photo fair is heading to the US, debuting in the city as glossy and full of illusion as the medium itself: Los Angeles.

Full of romantic illusions, and a young man's steady supply of saliva.