Sentence examples for in this illusion from inspiring English sources

I'm complicit in this illusion.

And so he felt in this illusion of their intimacy something more like the married state.

As we become more reliant on these tools, they become more a part of our daily routine, and so we become more entrenched in this illusion.

By continuing in this illusion, they are subjected to an unceasing process of death and rebirth (samsara) and all of its consequent suffering and degradation.

I apologise to the Greek people because I took part in this illusion.

In this illusion, a participant's own hand is hidden from view, while they are instructed to visually fixate on a rubber hand.

The DUP has a big interest in encouraging this illusion.

In fact, this illusion of limitless possibility is what destroyed them both.

But her genius was in being able to imagine, better than anybody else anywhere had done up to that point, just how much the novel narrative could do in constituting this illusion of presence.

She agrees with the commonplace observation that reports of the experience are variable and elusive, and then she underscores the possible role that a widespread failure to distinguish between the "experience of" and the "judgment of" ownership might play in making this illusion so difficult to nail down.

In the 1980s, Japanese industrial policy was the object of intense American interest, which has since waned due to the deliberately cultivated misapprehension that Japan is in economic decline (This illusion has been exhaustively debunked by the Tokyo-based Irish journalist Eamonn Fingleton; Japan is playing sick to get us off their back).