Sentence examples for illusion would be from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the illusion would be shattered.

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

Imagine how strong the illusion would be if a walking robot had a human-like head and human expressions.

The disadvantage of using smaller sized flats toward the back of the stage was that if the actors stood too close to them the illusion would be destroyed.

As long as there were synchronous touches that existed on both rubber hand and real hand, a perceptual illusion would be felt.

The third indicator of the illusion would be a correlation between ΔSize and the illusion-related questions.

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

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

"We cannot be under any illusion this would be easy to achieve," he said.

The apparent ease and simplicity of clean coal is an illusion; it would be enormously expensive, create new problems, and leave the larger problem -- unsustainable development -- untouched.

I had the illusion I would be able to listen to Deutsche Welle to keep my German language alive, but instead of the hoped-for "Guten Tag" all that comes out of the speaker is a buzzing noise.