Sentence examples for illusion that would from inspiring English sources

It was an illusion that would soon be shattered.

What was required in these circumstances, Leopardi felt, was some collective "illusion" that would encourage people to respect themselves and each other.

He said that the United States, as it fights in Afghanistan, was pressing for peace here only to build Arab support, which he called an illusion that would fade.

The third experiment was included to obtain physiological evidence for the illusion that would be independent of written or pointing movement responses.

I was under no illusion that would happen: the mutual fondness seemed authentic, but it was the fondness of accidental acquaintance, not of lasting friendship.

Several scenes feature illusions that would be at home in a Las Vegas magic show.

They also incorporate stylistic and spatial illusions that would have been anathema in the 1960's.

The Republican minority should come up with reasonable compromises — not political illusions that would only delay budget talks or force a bad budget to get even worse.

"I must say this clearly here because I get the feeling that some people in Britain still have illusions — that would be wasted time," she warned.

Lange accuses Czolbe of being obstinate and treating the results of scientific investigations in an unscientific manner, as mere illusions that would disappear on closer examination (Lange 1873 75, 2 291).

You can create illusions that wouldn't work on a white surface".