Sentence examples for the complete illusion from inspiring English sources

In reality there are still ways in which you would see things, so the complete illusion is impossible.

Thus, the ego reaches the complete illusion of itself as a perduring substance.

Running an inn and restaurant allows me to be the producer, director, set designer, and lead player in a wonderfully fractured daily performance (with dinners weekend nights for staying guests) in which the world of complete illusion in the dining room is brilliantly juxtaposed with the blood-and-guts reality of the kitchen.

That moon illusion (as the name suggests) is a complete illusion – the image of the moon does not change significantly at all as it moves from the horizon up into the sky.

There is a growing, if somewhat belated realisation among some of the republican rank and file that the Sinn Féin project of Irish unity by 2016 (the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising) is a complete illusion.

Blitzes came from a variety of angles and many times the presnap read was a complete illusion for Brooks.

Actually, it is a complete illusion.

The assumption that you somehow can reach a plateau that is one of perfection is a complete illusion.

It is in many ways a complete illusion," said Professor Robert Thompson, a pop culture expert at Syracuse University.

It's a complete illusion that you are teaching people a lesson by judging them out loud.

Of course that stable, successful life was a complete illusion, but I've been through this before so I'm a bit more equipped than many others in the same boat.