Sentence examples for the first illusion from inspiring English sources
The first illusion defied history; the second was blown up in Iraq and drowned in New Orleans.
"The believing we do something when we do nothing is the first illusion of tobacco," wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson in an 1859 journal entry.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "The believing we do something when we do nothing is the first illusion of tobacco," wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson in an 1859 journal entry.
His first novel, dedicated to a British Jewish novelist, Linda Grant, is a slim but potent meditation on memory and exile".The Illusion of Return" is rich in double meaning: the first illusion is that the Palestinians can ever return to their home villages, many of which now lie buried under Israeli housing estates and industrial parks.
They called the first illusion the Illusory Rabbit.
After the first illusions on a naturally positive integration of these tools, new theoretical approaches have emerged.
As for the second illusion — the sheen of reality — this one's trickier.
The second illusion is better, but too busy for my taste.
The first incumbency illusion proved to be a deadly bubble, the legacy of which still threatens to torpedo the global economy five years on.
From the first page, the illusion of community is under attack.
And as a man he says that he has lived by the first explanation, an illusion perhaps "greater than the fierceness of sarcasm".
