Sentence examples for illusions from from inspiring English sources

But the mauling of Mr. Horn removed several illusions from the world of Las Vegas.

With Nicholas Pronay he produced two films, The Munich Crisis and The End of Illusions: From Munich to Dunkirk.

By transposing illusions from one sense to another, Spence has begun to trace the hidden rules governing the interactions between them.

Mr. Cohen, who is known as the Millionaires' Magician for his magic show at the Waldorf-Astoria, sets out to run down four illusions from the distant past.

All movies are illusions, from the great works to the mock "Star Wars" rip-off in "Argo"; junk and the sublime are all engaged in the enterprise of illusion.

First inspired by a book of "think-of-a-number" tricks he read at the age of 11, Daniels built up a scholarly knowledge of great showmen and legendary illusions from the past.

This is the Wandelweiser illusion: from almost nothing, vast forms arise.

The article concluded that "a deal with the US has been an illusion from the very beginning".

Brecht sought to strip romantic illusion from traditional theatre, much as Marx sought to strip romantic illusion from capitalist economics; post-capitalist cultural structures might be able to absorb both, as Theodor Adorno predicted.

Another has a top plane that seems to levitate -- an aberrant moment of illusion from an artist who hated it.

Varying the intensity of these primaries creates the illusion, from a distance, of the intended hue.Doing things this way, however, exacts two prices: brightness and resolution.