Sentence examples for into the illusion from inspiring English sources

In "Silencio" reality intrudes into the illusion of the song.

"So many investors have bought into the illusion," Mr. Ablin said.

So far, women have been willing to buy into the illusion.

Like the past conservative government, many bought into the illusion that borrowing was OK.

We're shocked at ourselves for buying into the illusion, but we can't help it.

This apathy should not lull republicans and nationalists into the illusion that the "Prods" have given up.

Willy has failed even by his own misguided standards and can no longer retreat with his customary ease into the illusions that keep him alive.

But of course Gough's own role in Duncan Macmillan's play about many kinds of addiction – including an addiction to escaping into the illusions of theatre itself – is a small but telling example of the progress that has been made in putting women centre stage.

So she created a book of cartoons that, she hoped, would not only be funny, but would also lay bare the "enormous effort that has gone into maintaining the illusion that women are somehow less able than men".

Yet there is a lot of effort that goes into creating the illusion of trouble-free travel.

In some homes parents put a lot of effort into maintaining the illusion and all the innocence that comes with it, so when it's gone, we can end up feeling pretty traumatised.