Sentence examples for the only illusion from inspiring English sources

Team spirit may not be the only illusion glimpsed in the aftermath of victory.

The advert asks: "Why is it so hard to see black and blue" and the caption underneath reads: "The only illusion is if you think it was her choice.

The only illusion is supposed to be that it is actually a 26-year-old TV special, which I feel it created very effectively.

"What made Churchill see the truth where Chamberlain saw only illusion?" he asks rhetorically.

Truth will withstand questioning; only illusion is threatened by the exchange of thought.

But if Iraq looks nothing like the President's vision if Iraq is visibly deteriorating, and no one in authority will admit it the speeches can produce only illusion or cynicism.

You probably think, innocently, that the situation is different where you live, and many of you will object if I declare that to think we fully benefit from the freedom of expression in Europe is, most of the time, only an illusion: an illusion, and nothing more.

The only time the illusion broke down was when the characters walked out of the room in front of me and out of shot.

It should be noted that the magnitude of this expectation-only illusion appears to be somewhat smaller than the classic SWI observed in the full-vision condition.

The rude mechanicals are the only ones who see illusion as illusion.

A winter sun hangs low in the distance, giving only the illusion of warmth in the dense, snow-covered forest of silver birch, spruce and sugar maples, the source of Quebec's most famous export.