Sentence examples for illusion alive from inspiring English sources
Netanyahu, as he went on building settlements, deftly kept this illusion alive.
Hartley, at the end of the film, packs her bags and slips out, to keep this illusion alive.
Amid the moments of great beauty and dazzling virtuosity, we are aware of the frenzied desperation with which the performers strive to keep the illusion alive, to keep the fake eyelashes from coming unglued, the ruffled lower basque of the tutu from riding up the backside.
Although Angel was seen with his wife in the buried alive illusion (season 1, episode 6, 2005) and the body suspension illusion (season 1, episode 5, 2005), she was not credited as his wife; rather, she was listed as "Criss's Girl".
But "The Tale of Genji" lives on because of its author's genius at making the illusion come fully alive.
There were only kids in uniform, most of whom by that time knew that they hadn't known what they were getting into, and now were struggling to keep their illusions and themselves alive.
It brings to mind Wolfgang Becker's 2003 comedy Good Bye, Lenin!, in which a family try to keep alive the illusion of a triumphant socialist republic in rapidly westernising post-Wall Berlin.
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They're thought to exist thanks only to those who cling to them, enforcing their illusionary limits, by way of fear and prejudice, in attempts to compel others to perpetuate and partake in the illusion to keep it alive.
Willy has failed even by his own misguided standards and can no longer retreat with his customary ease into the illusions that keep him alive.
