Sentence examples for illusion when from inspiring English sources

It's an illusion when it comes to refugee policy.

There is the illusion when you're watching a video that you're seeing the whole truth.

Experiment 1 confirmed first the size-speed illusion when the observers were situated further away (18, 36 m) from the simulated rail crossing or intersection.

In a scene from a film I just did, "The Illusion," when offered a cigarette, I say: "I don't smoke.

One possible explanation is that they suffer from a simple cognitive illusion when they think about how higher taxes would affect them.

So there are laughs throughout, but they are rarely sustained; it's difficult to get lost in the illusion when the illusion's voice is constantly shifting.

The idea that women have free choice about how to give birth is an illusion when one course of action becomes validated as morally correct.

There is reason to think, though, that the idea of popular control of the government associated with President Andrew Jackson is an illusion when it comes to judges.

The certainty proved to be an illusion when two defeats and two draws in their remaining four games left them in third place.

Fluent, personable and persuasive, only his Blair-like arts keep afloat a full-steam-ahead illusion when his ship has just run aground on a mudbank.

What interests me is his characterization of "the historian's fallacy" as an "optical illusion"; when one reads Machiavelli only through the lens of one's own time, he argues, we fail to understand what he 'actually' had to say.