Sentence examples for illusion too much from inspiring English sources
He described his reputation as a seer in terms resembling what psychologists call the focusing illusion — too much attention to some aspects of a thing and too little to others.
The casting approach for Carnivàle was to find the best available actors and to show the characters' realness as opposed to depending on freak illusions too much.
The casting approach for Carnivàle was to cast the best available actors and to show the characters' realness as opposed to depending on freak illusions too much.
These impulses drove what he achieved with the Pistols (witness, say, the rapier-like declarations of national decline in "Anarchy in the UK" and "God Save the Queen", or a key line from "Pretty Vacant": "I don't believe illusions / 'Cos too much is real").
But when the strain is too great, when the machinery grinds too much, then the illusion shatters, the curtain is lifted.
The idea of Lennon severing himself from the illusion of celebrity proved to be too much for Mark David Chapman to bear.
Likes to keep to herself and believes it destroys the illusion of the theatre, if actress seen too much at public gatherings.
Too much reality can spoil the illusion of consequence-free recklessness.
To be honest, I'm not sure the thesis is much of a surprise to me; I've studied too much history to have any illusions about some golden past of peacefulness.
Frankly, I think they used to create that kind of attitude too much – allowing them to have the illusion when they knew all along that she wasn't good enough".
