Sentence examples for illusion that changes from inspiring English sources

An optical illusion that changes after people stare at it and look away has taken off on the internet.

"In Jena, for those who have been under the illusion that changes have occurred, this is a wake-up call," the Rev. Jesse Jackson, founder of Operation PUSH/Rainbow Coalition and an organizer of Thursday's rally, said in a phone interview, comparing the case to seminal moments like the Montgomery bus boycott that began in 1955.

It teaches that the ideal of unalterable tradition is an illusion, that change itself is a tradition, maybe the great modern one.

That said, few people here are under the illusion that change will come easily or that a recent exodus by disenchanted foreign investors will quickly be reversed.

It's an illusion that allows you to change the past," Mr. Holmes says in the video.

In the video above, Holmes can be seen making a presentation on "temporal illusion," which he defines as "an illusion that allows you to change the past" and that which "takes place inside the mind, as opposed to the external world".

Mr. Grassley said that he was under no illusion the elderly wanted big changes in Medicare but that changes must be made or the system will go bankrupt.

Shifting the mentality of an entire industry remains a monumental challenge and Ms de los Angeles is under no illusions that change will come overnight.

Yet few are under any illusion that elections to the National Assembly could bring that change.

But after many years in which employers were allowed to flout the law and intimidate union organizers with impunity, nobody in the labor movement is under any illusion that these administrative changes will be sufficient to reverse the unions' historic decline.

The rest of us need German poetry and Norwegian black metal because they provide the illusion that we are changing, or have changed, or will change, or even want to change our lives".