Sentence examples for illusion back in from inspiring English sources

For example, there's the White Rock ginger ale sign, which featured a clock that changed color every few seconds and lights that appeared to be water pouring from a fountain — a pretty grand illusion back in 1910.

French scientist Jacque Ninio created the illusion back in 2000, but it went viral this past weekend after Japanese psychology professor Akiyoshi Kitaoka posted it on Facebook.

The elegant ambience of the exhibition rooms, the building's galleried grand staircase and loggia and its 18th-century garden combine to effect the illusion of stepping back in time.

Mr. Scarlet said he was leaving for France with no illusions: "If I come back in six months, I still will have had six months in Paris.

At 221b Baker Street, just north of the tube, Sherlock Holmes addicts can participate in the illusion that they have stepped back in time to late Victorian London, and into the pages of his mysteries.

The roots of our shared illusions lie deeper and further back in modern history.

And Gareth Stedman Jones explains that the aim of his new book, "Karl Marx Greatnesss and Illusion" (Harvard), is "to put Marx back in his nineteenth-century surroundings".

Wandering about inside felt like an excursion back in time, an illusion helped along by cavernous rooms with extraordinary 6m-high ceilings.

Castle of Illusion (£5.88) This is the work of Disney: a 2014 update of Sega Mega Drive game Castle of Illusion, which I lost many hours to back in the day.

"Back in America, I don't have that illusion anymore".

Strolling along the streets of the Gardens district, one might imagine that time had stopped somewhere back in the early 20th century, but that would be an illusion.