Sentence examples for growing illusion from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, I spent long periods of "Marie Antoinette" under the growing illusion that it was actually made by Paris Hilton.

The Blessing family grew up illusion free.

The now-familiar adage of the house-as-ATM-machine was very real, and sustained the illusion of growing disposable income until the music came to an abrupt halt in July 2008 when consumer debt peaked.

Her character's signature song, "I'm Here," an assertion of emotional resilience, was the centerpiece of a show whose selections often focused on growing up and shedding illusions.

I have pretty grand illusions of growing flax and garbanzo beans (which for the record, never come to fruition).

If you're just tired of having bangs and are in the process of growing them out, give the illusion of bang-less hair by covering them up.

"It is more and more difficult for them to hold the illusion that the monarchy is universally adored," says a Thai academic.This illusion is crumbling amid growing worry about what happens when the king's reign ends.

Those in the growing divestment movement suffer no illusions that universities themselves wield the magnitude of power you find in investment banks or, of course, the fossil fuel companies themselves.

Give them the illusion that you are simply growing apart.

I look for growing markets, but I don't have any illusion that the early Internet players will end up owning the entire U.S. retail sector.

Quality measured by metrics alone is an illusion and the cost to society is growing inefficiency.