Sentence examples for one more illusion from inspiring English sources
Standing on Pearl Street in Manhattan on Sept. 11 and watching the twin towers crumble before my eyes obliterated my tolerance for illusions, and the Bowl Championship Series is just one more illusion to get rid of.
Like Davy's magic tricks, this family's angst strikes one as more illusion than reality.
It seems rather one more illustration of that great British illusion, a "special relationship" that only one side knew existed (and relationships don't come more special than that).
But we gamely pay lip service to the illusion that she can erect one more firewall.
Michel's glory lasts a lifetime: one more member of this Syrian clan who pursues his illusions in Egypt without quite living there.
The negative advertisements in Iowa were devastating, because they punctured this illusion, depicting the fearless thinker as merely one more dealmaking politician.
This makes for more hybrid monster products that are just one more step away from the landfill at best and sustains the illusion that there is a perpetual need for plastic waste, when nothing could be further from the truth.
By doing so in this case, it creates the illusion that the whole matter of budget reconciliation is one more horse race between two interesting points of view.
Just one more thing that sounds minor but ends up nagging at the corners of your consciousness, nibbling away at the illusion.
