Sentence examples similar to side illusion from inspiring English sources

The raw bar and largely seafood menu add to the shore-side illusion.

In this universe, certainty and truth are impossible and Baudrillard takes the side of illusion, arguing in Impossible Exchange (2001) that: "Illusion is the fundamental rule" (p. 6).

And when you see the other side, any illusion is broken".

On the Republican side, the illusion is that the I.R.A.'s arms are needed to defend Catholics.

On the flip side, the illusion of intimacy portrayed though VR may in fact lead to more satisfying sexual experiences for others, without necessarily having negative effects.

The walls, just inches away on either side, gave the illusion that we were going blazingly fast.

I don't think that anyone on the Serbian side has any illusion about that.

But this time, both sides need the illusion of being bipartisan -- Mr. Bush to offset his lack of a plurality, the Democrats to capitalize on it.

He added: "I don't think anyone on either side was under any illusion as to how tough it would be.

"As soon as one side comes under the illusion that it is invulnerable to a strike from the other side, there immediately arise both a number of conflicts and aggression," Mr. Putin said.

On one side, there is 'the illusion or prejudice that we possess a more complete intuition of reality than we really do' (Aes. 9).