Sentence examples for illusion would from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the illusion would be shattered.

Had it been bloodstained the illusion would have been perfect.

The whole art-as-investment illusion would evaporate.

Then, as the sun climbed higher, the illusion would evanesce.

Perhaps even better than piercing the illusion would be an effort at direct, precise expression.

In principle it could be scaled up and worn, but move around and the illusion would fall apart.

His staff, unlike Weiner's, which at this point could have no illusions, would be disappointed, and maybe surprised.

So is Manuel Piña, represented by a series of pictures whose very title, "Manipulation, Truths and Other Illusions," would suit both shows.

But keep in mind that possible alternatives, like another debt-ceiling debacle or an agreement that panders to our fiscal illusions, would probably be worse for both the economy and the longer-term reputation of the Republican Party.

Of Stratton's many contributions, his studies on perception and visual illusions would continue to influence the field of psychology well after his death.

If this split were to happen all fiduciary illusions would be gone and investment banking cynicism would begin to die down.