Sentence examples for on the illusion from inspiring English sources

One is a variation on the illusion in which one sees either two profiles or a vase.

Of all the genres of painting, landscape, with its window view of the world, its dependence on the illusion of depth, was arguably the one furthest from two-dimensional abstraction.

The reality of racism based on the illusion of "race".

Crooners, perhaps because their work depends on the illusion of emotion, seem defiant of time.

The rebels thrive on the illusion that the sharp reduction in terror attacks plays in their favour.

Fifty years on, the illusion that America has changed since the early 1960s has turned to ash.

Dr. Langer has described her work on the illusion of control, aging, decision-making, and mindfulness theory in over 200 research articles and six academic books.

Our financial structure has been built largely on the illusion that funds can at the same time be both available and invested".

This longing is almost always based on the illusion that compromise is separable from power, that political innocence should be the main qualification for office.

But we have by now given up on the illusion that our problems in the Middle East will be solved by "regime change".

"Stand-up partly depends on maintaining the illusion that you on stage is the same as you in real life," says Watson.