Sentence examples for has the illusion from inspiring English sources

It has the illusion of reality".

The world has the "illusion" that Montenegro can combine with Serbian opposition parties and defeat Mr. Milosevic, he said.

The observer has the illusion of stillness while moving forward; the city seems to move while staying in place.

Meanwhile, the Cypriot government still has the illusion that its banking model can survive, and wanted to limit the hit to the big overseas depositors.

The key to his pissed-offness is that he hasn't written any books; my life at least has the illusion of purpose".

Chancellor Wolfgang Schussel "still has the illusion that he's domesticating Haider, while the fact is that Haider is Haiderizing the whole government," he said.

You have the illusion of being disembodied.

Only men have the illusion that time moves".

She laughed and said, "Sometimes I have the illusion that it's better in Canada.

Many people have had the illusion that Japan might change its position.

"I had the illusion that I was walking into a 1940's Warner Brothers movie," Chandler says.