Sentence examples for having the illusion from inspiring English sources
"Trying to do so much and having the illusion you're the only one doing it" can get overwhelming, she noted.
The interruptions now come from overheard jets or music from speakers, but more than two centuries after Rousseau, it seems that many of us are still having the illusion of pure nature broken by an unwanted human presence.
But Golding is clear about two things; it is an illusion of power – Golding refers to Henry having "the illusion of mastery" – and it is also the absorption itself that is beyond mere happiness.
Seeing a flash of light and having the illusion seem, but only seem, to have in common the property 'when x occurs a flash of light occurs'" (1967, 225).
"I'm far from having the illusion that this solution will be resolved overnight, in terms of our country to be able to tell what has been perceived as a U.S. ally, Turkey, to do the right thing," he said.
Having the illusion that our body is different (a man becomes a woman or vice versa, a thin man becomes fat - or vice versa) applied in the context of social virtual environments could become a powerful method for enhancing understanding, empathy and even personal transformation.
