Sentence examples for illusion on from inspiring English sources

I still bear the mental scars of a debut slog through Castle of Illusion on my Master System, one summer holiday afternoon: Butt-slamming chests for life-replenishing cake, ducking under bubbles (of all things) that would kill you, falling to my death so many times in the clock tower.

No one has the illusion on whether or not the election in May is democratic or free.

Greer's new novel, "The Story of a Marriage" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $22), announces its basic illusion on the first page: We think we know the ones we love.

Unfortunately, one of my clients fell into such a Neptunian illusion on her spiritual journey.

In these earlier experiments it was thus uncertain if a third arm was owned while maintaining ownership of the real arm, and if the visual duplication of the rubber/video hand created a genuine duplication of the limb or merely produced a weak rubber hand illusion on both of the visible hands, where the participant switched between owning one of the two at a time.

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That's the illusion put on by Urs Fischer's hyper-realistic "Drywall" wallpaper.

With each step, a few of the boxes seemed to disappear, an illusion brought on by the play of light.

Some of the most dangerous illusions on the chessboard stem from one of the greatest geniuses of the game, Wilhelm Steinitz, world champion from 1866 to 1894.

"Instead of isolating the specific variables and using one effect, magicians lump everything together, putting illusions on top of illusions," says Martinez-Conde.

There were illusions on both sides.