Sentence examples for illusion of things from inspiring English sources

Isolation, solitude and loneliness, I'm always feeling the condition of things — or what you could call the illusion of things — being separate".

Nobody has any illusions of things getting done today".

Vik Muniz creates the illusions of things with different kinds of stuff -- spaghetti, dust, salt -- and then takes pictures of what he hath wrought.

Mr. Varela's inspiration is not criticism, however, but "the Cuban's illusion of transforming things," he said in an interview.

Does it create an illusion of certain kinds of things?

First, he exploits the role of judgmental acumen in perceptual judgment in order to provide an alternative explanation of cases of illusion (or more generally of things looking ways that they are not).

"You try to give illusions of one thing and, in fact, come back and do something different," he said.

Picasso looked at himself without illusions, underlining the true state of things with heavy black lines.

That's kind of an illusion, that things are getting worse, and an ancient one, too.

As a gawky and shy marine private with whom Miss Goddard pairs off, he conveys the essential illusion of being the genuine thing.

Then there are those actors who merely give the illusion of doing the same thing every time because their energy is so singular and compelling.