Sentence examples for illusion for him from inspiring English sources

He realizes that living with them had been a dream-like illusion for him and is jolted by the realization that the objects of his "dream" still remained.

The narrative states that the Æsir foresaw his arrival and had prepared grand illusions for him, so that when Gangerli enters the fortress, he sees a hall of such a height that he has trouble seeing over it, and notices that the roof of the hall is covered in golden shields, as if they were shingles.

But "Stay, Illusion" proves him wrong, for it is above all a book of elegies, including one for Brock-Broido's father: Mouthful of earth, hair half a century silvering, who buried him.

And for him, the illusion produced by Ms. Russell's performance was perfect.

Although Pamuk sees "the east-west divide" as, certainly for him, an illusion ("I can, without any guilt, wander between the two worlds, and in both I am at home"), it colours his fiction, and shapes his characters' anxieties about tradition and modernity, authenticity and imitation (copies and doubles recur), shame and the seeds of nationalist pride.

All is illusion for the enlightened.

It is easy, however, to mistake illusion for reality.

We have been consuming that illusion for way too long.

Maya (illusion) for Bhikshu means nothing but the prakriti (Matter) of the Samkhya.

But it might be a good enough illusion for computer scientists to exploit.

Not that BTK allowed her to keep that comforting illusion for long.