Sentence examples for illusions to from inspiring English sources

There we expect illusions to be, if halfheartedly, penetrated.

It may be that nations need illusions to make peace.

(Preferring my illusions to remain illusions — in the theater, at least — I kept my eyes closed).

But modern technology allows optical illusions to be finely crafted indeed.

Today, a new field is using illusions to unmask a sixth sense, the moral sense.

History is cyclical, he suggests, "but we need some illusions to survive".

"He's under no illusions to the direction his career is headed right at this moment.

There are no illusions to be found in this wonderfully embittered, beautiful book.

They strip each other's illusions to shreds, and we laugh, uncomfortably.

That is a dangerous illusion to uphold.

There is something of the illusion to it too.