Sentence examples for some illusion from inspiring English sources
The cab has curves in all the right places, but a close look reveals some illusion.
A lady was trying to buy some Illusion perfume in one of the Fifth Avenue Shops, but she wasn't making out very well with the salesgirl.
They have been hired from an escort agency to provide company, conversation and some illusion of intimacy.If there was any tendency to treat this long-lost Cassavetes text with too much tiptoeing reverence, Mr Lauwers does not show it.
It will be lowered to 62 feet above the court, which should help create some illusion of intimacy for the players and coaches, while providing a literally larger-than-life image of the game for spectators.
The New Yorker, January 20 , 1945P. 11 A lady was trying to buy some Illusion perfume in one of the Fifth Avenue Shops, but she wasn't making out very well with the salesgirl.
By M. Alper and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 20 , 1945P. 11 A lady was trying to buy some Illusion perfume in one of the Fifth Avenue Shops, but she wasn't making out very well with the salesgirl.
Proper scrutiny will necessarily mean shattering some illusions.
Johnson felt we required some illusions, lest we go mad.
Some illusions are allowed by convention, like removing foreground objects.
History is cyclical, he suggests, "but we need some illusions to survive".
