Sentence examples for illusion changed from inspiring English sources

This is what happened to so many hippies who, one by one, got tired of living in slums because they were fighting for the Revolution: They realized they'd attached themselves to an illusion, changed their beliefs, and went to graduate school.

Do these strange optical illusions change the way you look at skin?

Although the styles and techniques used in artistic optical illusions have changed since Escher's time -- from Nicholas Chardon's simplistic geometric work to Jonathon Earl Bowser's fantastical dreamscapes -- one thing remains the same and that's the mind-boggling feats of perspective.

What I’ll do is keep the illusion, but change the method or how I deliver it.

But we must not have illusions, changes will be molecular and the reaction of those who are targeted will be strong".

His syllogism went something like this: everyone wants change … Labour is incapable of change … The Tories offer an illusion of change … Only the Liberal Democrats can offer real change.

If you harbour the illusion that much has changed in corporate culture, it hasn't.

Fifty years on, the illusion that America has changed since the early 1960s has turned to ash.

I think it's because the N.C.A.A. has engaged in an increasingly futile effort to preserve the illusion that nothing has changed.

The spartan Guachipelín and its staff, mostly local cowboys known as sabaneros, allowed for the illusion that little had changed in the four and a half centuries since Indians, African slaves and Spanish laid the social foundations of the area, called Guanacaste (pronounced gwah-nah-KAHS-teh).

Schroder's strategy has been not to distance himself from Kohl, but to sell the illusion of change and the security of no change.