Sentence examples for so much illusion from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Bravo to Paul Krugman! Finally, a voice of sanity in the midst of so much illusion.

Who could even focus in a city with so much illusion slammed in your face every single day?

By and large, I don't think Lepage's production was particularly well-suited to the transmission format, largely because it employs so much screen-based illusion in the first place.

For a play that is so much about reality and illusion, this play-within-a-play device is very clever.

So much for the pleasant illusion that most sports collectibles are still traded the old-fashioned way, fan to fan, in places like Robbie's First Base.

Indeed, the lesson of the book is that permanence, like so much else, is an illusion, that all we have is the day-to-day, and that enlightenment, transcendence (if we can even talk in such terms) arises from acceptance, from the recognition that we have no control.

A kind of landscape that once seemed barely imaginable now seems inevitable and necessary: that's the logic and the illusion in so much of California, urban and rural.

Film and television are so much better at creating the illusion of real life that theatrical naturalism is exposed as artifice.The success of Shared Experience, and of increasing numbers of mime-trained companies like Theatre de Complicite, whose first New York show in 1996 was a sell-out, suggests that the theatre is at last shifting to celebrate its distinctiveness.

They are not so much still lifes as optical illusions.

There's so much here, but it's an illusion, the tip of a Martin Parr iceberg.

In Washington, Clintonistas dream about the Bush presidency being a mere interregnum between Bill and Hillary, but out in the states it is not so much an interregnum as an optical illusion.