Sentence examples for have some illusion from inspiring English sources

But this time you'll at least have some illusion of control over your ignorance.

Tile Illusions may have some similarities to Brightness/Lightness Illusions, but they are usually given different explanations [42, 45, 107, 108, 109, 110].

It's the momentary illusion you have some control over life".

The allegation that the woman behind the critically acclaimed My Brilliant Friend and the rest of the Neapolitan series is a Rome-based translator and Germanophile has shattered some illusions about the writer's biography, including details she herself put forward in a book called La Frantumaglia.

Perhaps the black cross on the dress had some sort of optical illusion effect?

We have the illusion of some transparency – the amount spent by clubs on agents' fees is now published quarterly, for example.

Similar to the research findings of Carretero (2008), some nurses have created an illusion that they have means of protection in the height of civil war.

Let's have no illusion.

You have the illusion of being disembodied.

I no longer have that illusion.

"I have no illusion that this ends the struggle.