Sentence examples for sudden illusion from inspiring English sources

The noise dies away, and I have the sudden illusion that the focus is clearer, the statue more present in the silence.

It is built on uncertainties, illusions, sudden reversals, constantly shifting perspectives, but once you enter it you feel you're in sure hands.

The actors here don't quite reach the dizzy, bipolar mix of hope and loss, illusion and sudden clarity, implicit in Mr. Rabe's dialogue.

There is often an illusion of sudden collapse in news stories — one sees it today, in the coverage of Libya, even though what may be Tripoli's imminent fall comes months after it was predicted.

This Broadway-bound show, making its premiere at the La Jolla Playhouse here, sings sincerely and with a rough-edged humor of the dusty margins of American life, where people live paycheck to paycheck if they are lucky enough to have a job, and chase a chancy illusion of sudden salvation if they are not.

First, it provides a bracing and sudden puncture to the illusion of post-everything politics.

The movie has a keen, bitter sense of the sudden breakdown of preposterous illusions.

And in this context arrived a book — humorous, humane — that all of a sudden gave the French the illusion of knowing a country".

Rather, they suggest that body plans arose in the Ediacaran and that fossilization potential evolved in the Cambrian, leading to the illusion of the sudden evolution of all animal phyla (Conway Morris 2000, 2006; Erwin et al. 2011; Marshall 2006).

Leicester vigorously counteracted the disorganisation he found everywhere, having few illusions about "all sudden hurley-burleys", as he wrote to Walsingham.

What's not an illusion is the Porsche's sudden weight loss and its salutary effects on performance and fuel economy.