Sentence examples for illusion of it from inspiring English sources

The giant humanoid looks like it could have wandered ashore from some other reality, while its two-part structure creates the illusion of it phasing right through the ground.

Or the illusion of it.

Longevity (or the illusion of it) is very, very fashionable.

Furthermore, Berg valued real physical activity more than the illusion of it created by actors.

Yet I found myself swept up in the ridiculous illusion of it all.

This benign neglect — or the artful illusion of it — has inspired loyalty in both patrons and staff.

That's an illusion, of course; it's the writer alone who makes these things fascinating.

The illusion of going it alone, the little England syndrome, has many of Britain's partners extremely worried.

That "Fire and Fury" can occupy so much of the public-conversation space degrades our sense of reality further, while creating the illusion of affirming it.

In so far as the play deals with the fragility of friendship and the illusion of love, it is edgily watchable.

When you're young, what you want of a beach is sensuous, lotus-eating oblivion and the illusion of immortality it brings.