Sentence examples for new illusion from inspiring English sources

But this is a force of nature, my new illusion.

It is so good, so moving, it doesn't matter that the last line is a bit cynical: "I'm set free to find a new illusion".

If the old illusion was that Greece was a wealthy country, the new illusion is that Greece will, in short order, become wealthy enough to pay back ever-growing sums of debt.

The overlapping sound creates a new illusion: that all movies are contiguous, part of a boundaryless second reality that reflects our own even as it obeys its own spectral, magical logic.

Years later, when Mr. Goldin developed a new illusion in which a giant buzz-saw blade appeared to cut through a woman who was not even enclosed in a box, he chose not to file a patent.

This affirmation hides the formation of a precise awareness that also carries the risk of a new illusion (or delusion).

Benjamin, Adorno said in his letter, had "startled art out of every one of its tabooed hiding places," but he was in danger of falling under new illusions, romanticizing film and other pop forms.

With "Half a Life" he has given us a powerful tale of one man's journey from childhood to middle age while at the same time creating a resonant parable about the convulsions of modern history, both the dying of old inequities and the rise of new illusions, and their spiritual legacy of homelessness and dislocation.

The other day, he roiled the culinary world with a new auditory illusion.

In normal observers gazing at one's own face in the mirror for some minutes, at a low illumination level, triggers the perception of strange faces, a new perceptual illusion that has been named 'strange-face in the mirror'.

Much of his time is spent piercing New Yorkers' illusion of privacy, but he takes pictures wherever he goes.