Sentence examples for lovely illusion from inspiring English sources
It is a lovely illusion, where nothing is quite what it appears at first sight.
"For a while I felt that I really knew what was going on — but that lovely illusion has evaporated," it says.
The wood is a lovely illusion of wilderness, with some fascinating detail to look for, such as carved newts and pondweeds on the pedestal in the centre of the fountains' reservoir.
It certainly pales in comparison with All Quiet on the Western Front, La Grande Illusion, Oh! What a Lovely War or King and Country.
Although Massard casts a strange and lovely spell, once he's pulled off an illusion the delight can dissipate fast.
Desiderio da Settignano's marble bust of a lovely young woman with a strikingly expressive, coquettish expression creates an illusion of fleeting real life that painters could only envy.
It's amazing to look up at the monitors and witness the illusion that the two women are idly chatting in a lovely home when in fact they are pitching to a robotic camera in a cold, cavernous studio.
In the past few years, two things have happened: a dramatic rise in online hostility, and a growing awareness that the lovely sense of privacy engendered by communicating via a computer is a catastrophic illusion.
The poem is about the illusion of permanent connection in passing happiness, but it is no less lovely for that.
Even the loveliest dream bears like a blemish its difference from reality, the awareness that what it grants is mere illusion.
