Sentence examples for to the illusion of the from inspiring English sources

The boys, clinging desperately to the illusion of the Friedmans' family health, refuse to believe that their dad is guilty, and he refuses to speak.

One hopes that the accident at the Fukushima facility will allow the Japanese to reconnect with the victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, to recognize the danger of nuclear power, and to put an end to the illusion of the efficacy of deterrence that is advocated by nuclear powers.

The theater's slightly seedy atmosphere was appropriate for the Kit Kat Club, the gaudily raunchy Berlin nightspot where much of "Cabaret" takes place; the front rows were removed and replaced with club tables to add a taste of realism to the illusion of the show.

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).

McGowan further argues that Nolan is the first filmmaker to devote himself entirely to the illusion of the medium, calling him a Hegelian filmmaker.

The firm connected texteline fabric (often used for awnings) to the system of catwalks and supports to help "the lobby act...as an immersion tank, rather than a threshold, to introduce spectators to the illusion of the world of circus".

Unlike ghosts and monsters, usually presented as imaginary, adults go to great lengths to maintain the illusion of the portly gentleman in the red suit.

The foregrounded fence and light poles could scroll to the right to give the illusion of the dragon flying.

They also rely on the viewer to move in front of the image to create the illusion of the hologram's three-dimensionality.

The paradox, then, is that we need to create the illusion of the illicit in order to generate a sense of excitement.

It didn't take me long to outgrow the illusion of The Books — again.