Sentence examples for get illusions from inspiring English sources

We get illusions of technological fixes to relational problems, as though some technical solution can effectively assuage global warning that is grounded in unbridled greed.

Mr. Death In Errol Morris's documentary, subtitled "The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter Jr.," a mousy, mild-mannered Boston-born builder of execution devices gets illusions of omniscience when his cockeyed notions are adopted by Holocaust deniers.

As we get older, illusions of immortality vanish.

You get the illusion of security.

So while artifice is mounted atop artifice, we get an illusion of the natural.

"When you vote with no information, you get the illusion of control.

I tried to get an illusion of him, to try and find the story.

We get the illusion of bias-free reporting – they're only reading out what the papers say, after all.

You're trying to strive for this perfection, but you still want people to get that illusion that your line never ends and that you never stop moving".

"You get the illusion that it is a magnificent block," said Ray Laufer, who tends the tree beds for the East Sixties Property Owners Association.

We see double and sometimes triple; we get the illusion of three-dimensionality. His "Alice in Wonderland" photographs take cutouts of the original John Tenniel drawings and place them in a Morell wonderland.