Sentence examples for spread the illusion from inspiring English sources

Looking back, she admits that her fellow cult members "spread the illusion of us versus them, and how dangerous it was to leave the ranch".

President Janet Yellen has been the champion of that noble cause, but spread the illusion of the direct influence of monetary policy on the real economy.

Still, hackathons have limitations: Given their experimental, brainstorm-and-build-it nature, they produce more focused prototypes than systemic proposals -- drawing fire for spreading the "solutionist" illusion that cool apps can cure complex governance problems.

For certain passes, though, they can be slightly spread apart without ruining the illusion (especially with larger balls).

Like the Soviet regime before it, the Putin government spreads fear by destroying the illusion that one can protect oneself.

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This bubble was certainly exacerbated by the spread of securitization, which created the illusion that risk was diversified and made it easier for lenders to hide the sheer crappiness of the loans they were making, and credit-default swaps, which allowed banks to delude themselves that they were insured against risk.

After Tuesday's attack, many circulated the hashtag #PrayForTunisia on Twitter, an illusion to the memes that spread after the Islamic State attacked Paris earlier this month. .

They can help create the illusion of a pass play by spreading out a defense and opening lanes for running backs to run the ball.

So far, domestic military spending has been spread across the entire gamut of Russian military suppliers to maintain the illusion of Russian self-sufficiency.

Try grouping several together or spreading them across the center of your table to create the illusion of a glowing runner.