Sentence examples for illusion as from inspiring English sources

It could be an illusion as far as I'm concerned.

The sense of having agency is really an illusion, as is the sense of self.

Cheesy and cheeky, Mr. Brown specializes not in illusion as much as the art of disillusionment.

Their ostensible spontaneity is a calculated illusion, as is an impression of earnest innocence that suggests outsider art.

Civilisation turns out to be an illusion, as much a matter of top-dressing as Diggery Delvet's velvet coat.

The notion that Istanbul triumphs over those who would possess her is an illusion as romantic as the idea that James Bond always wins.

By 1960, Greenberg had become an advocate of the most rarefied kind of abstraction, painting that dispensed with representational illusion as much as possible.

But from a feminist point of view, "choice" is an illusion as long as there are huge discrepancies in health, wealth and power.

The level playing field will remain an illusion as long as a majority of players are ill fed, ill trained and ill equipped.

And the plays are firmly agreed that "truth and illusion" -- as Martha was wont to mutter irritably throughout "Woolf" -- are mutable and interchangeable.

The Rubber Hand Illusion as well indicates that bodily know-how can be at odds with bodily experiences.