Sentence examples for into illusion from inspiring English sources

Perhaps you met him, or maybe he even inspired your own forays into illusion?

At the end of a new edition of the biography, she asks how Morris would react to celebrity worship, parliamentary sleaze, bankers' bonuses, body enhancements, air kissing and numerous other modern horrors, in a long list that ends with "mass descent into illusion and banality".

Yet as I stood before it, all of time seemed to melt into illusion, and I began to understand why we so often describe the ineffable with inadequacies like "spiritual" or "transcendent".

We need to take responsibility for our choices, by not buying into illusion and passing it along to our children as truth.

His good thinking about Bissau's quality of life has turned into illusion.

From that data, they have modeled pieces of the universe, turning them into illusions of three-dimensional worlds for the first time.

"It was not just about the poverty, but about the crass materialist culture that leads us all into illusions about ourselves".

Yet this production never lets us escape unconditionally into illusions; it keeps undermining them, and forces us into fresh considerations of how we consume theater and what expectations we bring to it.

And, symbols divide the continuity of the duration, leading us into illusions.

Or they may unconsciously retreat into illusions of safety through beliefs and behavior that promise restoration of what feels lost or endangered.

PHOTOS: Arts and culture in pictures by The Times Tom Buderwitz's enchanting set is heaped with the paraphernalia of a life on the carnie circuit: faded advertisements, musty props and cardboard boxes, from which Robbins draws the memento mori he uses to tell true (if embellished) horror stories and then spin them into illusions.