Sentence examples for to the illusion from inspiring English sources

And the architecture of the building added to the illusion.

The only national humiliation lies in giving way to the illusion that such a thing exists.

"Well, I'm glad," I told him, giving in to the illusion.

"VAR leads to the illusion that you can quantify all risks and therefore regulate them".

This is related to the illusion of control and hindsight biases described above.

"But in cinema it does the opposite and draws your attention to the illusion".

The perfectly flat lawns around it only add to the illusion of completeness.

Contrary to the illusion, however, the box is in fact made of lacquered papier-mâché.

But we gamely pay lip service to the illusion that she can erect one more firewall.

However, we must not give in to the illusion that everything can be taken for granted.

Other reports have said a medic put an intravenous line into the corpse's arm to add to the illusion.