Sentence examples for importance of illusion from inspiring English sources

"Everyone Says I Love You" reverses the gravity of Allen's past and acts out the importance of illusion to psychic survival.

At the play's climax the Skilling character extols the need for "bubbles" and favorably quotes Mark Twain about the importance of illusion.

First, Stewart pointed out the importance of optical illusion to make it appear that the host is in command of the set at all times.

In a story that constantly highlights the gap between appearance and reality, the power of illusion and the importance of dreams, there's more than a hint of fairytale and theatre about it.

Despite being a veteran designer with G.M., she was under no illusions about the importance of the Corvette assignment.

Mr Thain has no illusions about the importance of restoring investors' confidence and ensuring that the NYSE provides the most liquid and efficient market in the world.

"I'm under no illusions about the importance of my work," the writer Jorge Amado once said.

While Bolton boss Owen Coyle is under no illusions over the importance of the game, he insisted: "It doesn't faze me.

Last weekend's 28-9 win over Samoa ended a run of five successive defeats for Stuart Lancaster's England team, but after the losses to New Zealand and South Africa earlier in the month Rowntree is under no illusions about the importance of the match on Saturday.

The main aim of this study was to investigate the importance of spatial congruence in the flash-beep illusion.

These celebrations are a fiesta of illusion.