Sentence examples for illusion that much from inspiring English sources

If you harbour the illusion that much has changed in corporate culture, it hasn't.

A new law could extend officials' reach further, but users should be under no illusion that much of their data use is already potentially available to prying eyes.

A missing element sound had been added to animation, making the illusion of life that much more complete, that much more magical.

At the peak of their careers, they all provided a particular illusion that appealed as much to jaded urban designers as it did to suburban teenage boys: the girl next door who never actually lives next door.

And the best thing that pundits and the media can do to hasten this process is to stop patronizing the same-old tired illusions that govern much of our political discussion -- beginning with the idea that our political ills turn on a real, potent and vitally important debate between "liberals" and "conservatives".

"I don't think people are under that much illusion about what it takes to become a billionaire these days and will not be surprised that he tricked people," said Sabato.

For all the sunny cinematography and British-esque scenes in the re-created woods of Sussex, the movie is candid about life's cruelties, as well as the illusions that create much-needed escape.

Las Vegas is built on the illusion that is America.

At the same time, however, she is required to act as a medium, to create the illusion that a much-loved voice can be heard once more.

We have the illusion that in spending so much on health care we are radically improving the quality of our lives.

But few performers could match her in the topspin she puts on Mr. Rudnick's zingers, or in the illusion of depth she lends to his epigrams — an illusion that this play very much needs.