Sentence examples for illusion just from inspiring English sources

The emirate's facade was also a great illusion just waiting to shatter.

"The BBC has taken them seriously and has left no one associated with the programme under any illusion just how seriously," he said.

It is like inferring from discoveries in organic chemistry that life is an illusion just because living organisms are made up of non-living stuff.

The BBC has taken them seriously and has left no one associated with the programme under any illusion just how seriously.

The pursuit of private diplomacy rests on the opposite innocent illusion: just tone down crass Americans' noisy cultural differences from others, and political and economic harmony can follow.

Consciousness, says Boston philosopher Dan Dennett, is an illusion – just the noise that neurons make, although it is hard to see how something that is not itself conscious could suffer from illusions.

At age 32, Pioline said he had no illusions, just hope.

His losers are threatened with losing even more -- jobs, sexual attractiveness, their illusions, just about everything.

Can we honestly claim that Animal Farm is more literary than The Book of Illusions just because Orwell's novel conveys a political meaning and Paul Auster's novel doesn't?

Inasmuch as that involves promising angry voters that the government can tame globalisation, curb immigration and protect British jobs with an activist industrial policy, I think he is peddling dangerous illusions: just like too many continental politicians have over the years.

Israel's illusions have served to create the logic for the continuing occupation, and Palestinian extremists cling to their illusions just as blindly as the Israelis, which leads to resistance to and fear of change.