Sentence examples for illusion which from inspiring English sources

A hallucination is distinguished from an illusion, which is a misinterpretation of an actual stimulus.

"Meaning that's an illusion which I will allow you to get into".

That is Japanese for "beautiful illusion," which is what they try to create in their performances.

I'd point them to Ernst Gombrich's "Art and Illusion," which opens up the visual arts and psychology.

The persistence of the Timbisha in Death Valley destroys that illusion, which is also the illusion of American innocence.

Hit Hit is taken from the album Night Illusion, which is reissued by Soul Jazz on 16 September.

That sexual imbalance is strikingly evident in this fiesta of trickery and illusion, which resembles a Las Vegas cabaret.

In particular, Angrist stressed the need for schools and parents to disregard the "elite illusion," which prioritizes peer achievement as the ultimate marker of school quality.

According to the Orlando Sentinel, she claimed the company was spinning an illusion which "masks the ugly truth about the unhealthy and despairing lives of these whales".

Today there is the euro, into which Asians could diversify.Mr Magnus reckons that the revived Bretton Woods is an illusion which will crack within a year or two.

Creating the euro without recognising that drove them towards a closer fiscal integration was an illusion which was part of our critique at the time.