Sentence examples for get this illusion from inspiring English sources

You get this illusion that things are farther apart than they really are because you have to go through the trouble of going downstairs and waiting for the subway, and taking the train, and coming back up when it could've been a ten minute walk.

I sometimes wonder where people get this illusion that they were born "superior"?

An English musicologist, Wilfred Mellers, asserts that, although most successful stage songs contain subtleties unappreciated by the nonmusical listener, they all reflect "an illusion that we can live on the surface of our emotions" and that "the world of musical comedy never gets beyond, or wants to get beyond, this illusion".

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".

I was still under the illusion that I might get this thing inserted today and stop worrying about condom failure and impending pregnancy doom.

You get the illusion of security.

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

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

"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.

"Having Geno in there as opposed to another quarterback, you could get the illusion of play-action and get those linebackers and safeties to bite on the run," Jake Spavital, Smith's quarterbacks coach at West Virginia, said in a telephone interview.