Sentence examples for illusion at the from inspiring English sources

But the pain has never been an optical illusion at the Olympics, and there was more of it, much more of it, on Sunday.

Mr. Higgins is under no illusion: "At the end of the day the family controls the firm and sets the culture," he said.

And now they're letting young apprentices in on their secrets in "Magic: The Science of Illusion" at the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City.

The soliloquy verges on over-the-top excess (heights Mr. Shepard never shies from), but Ms. Smith pulls it off, giving rapt, visceral immediacy to the tug of war between self and illusion at the core of all Shepard plays.

Turnbull is under no illusion at the potential for growth within the home care sector: "We want to become the John Lewis of the social care sector and become the UK's leading employee-owned provider of high quality health and social care services".

And by focusing entirely on proving we would be financially worse off, the Tory leadership never contested the illusion at the heart of the slogan "Take back control" – that in an increasingly interdependent world nations can avoid combining together to tackle pollution, financial instability, protectionism and inequality.

"The Grand Illusion: Magic at the Symphony," presented by the Hartford Symphony Orchestra.

Even if the European cathedrals are monuments to an illusion, the illusion is, at the very least, a large and awful one, and the monuments tragically impressive.

Crucially, the probability of illusion at all the other interbeep intervals did not change between ±2 Hz conditions (all t values <2.4, all p values >0.23, one-tailed, Bonferroni corrected).

From "Lost Illusions at the Local Bookstore," by Rebecca Mead.

"Paranoia" is among some 60 Dali visions on view in "Salvador Dali's Optical Illusions" at the Wadsworth Atheneum here.