Sentence examples for of illusion that from inspiring English sources

In his later years, it is the pursuit of illusion that marks Debussy's instrumental writing, especially the strange, other-worldly Cello Sonata.

The report cited six kinds of illusion that can lead to disorientation, without stipulating which one came into play in this case.

For all its worthy messages, Mr. Sánchez's skeletal play about the power of illusion that creates the transformation of an incomparable, ultimately royal star, makes one long for the unconditional drama of an amazing life -- about the wife of an eternally great actor and director, about a real-life princess.

First, head to the Lake District's Puzzling Place in the town of Keswick, a house of illusion that is devoted to brain teasers.

Foofwa even has touches of Marceau's winsomeness, but he also has the complete control of illusion that equals Marceau or the greatest mimes.

Well, here we enter into territory of speculation, some of it misty, about the nature of illusion that the postmodern mind seems to glom onto — a territory that I, at least, have written about a couple of times before.

In a land of illusions, that could be the greatest illusion of them all.

That movie's fulsomely self-satisfied spew of rhetoric feeds exactly the kind of illusions that led to votes for Jill Stein.

By contrast, the prevalent view of ideology as a set of illusions that arise spontaneously from the structures of society was symptomatic of a contemporary western Marxism that had retreated altogether from the idea of class struggle.

The phrase was designed to stress the flow of illusions that has been let loose in the population since December 17.

As a culture, we can indulge in the kinds of illusions that shows like Bait Car promote that enable us to deny these facts.