Sentence examples for total illusion from inspiring English sources
In retrospect, is it fair to say that the idea that banks could manage risk was a total illusion?
Perhaps Mr. Miglautsch has not yet seen the Total Illusion camouflage from L. L. Bean, which is brush-patterned and appliquéd with realistic polyester leaves.
The idea that the rest of Europe is wanting to deny us these rights is a total illusion cooked up by the Unionist parties.
The point of the record is to try and illustrate the total illusion that we're somehow beyond that sort of thing, in this so-called era of freedom and justice.
"We have had bitter and sufficient experience with the Israeli occupation," he said, "because their pledges happen to be a total illusion that serves as cover for keeping the occupation and expanding settlements".
The total time allotted for the entire illusion was 4 minutes, with dynamite located on the first, second, and fourth floors of the building.
And when that happened and she finally glommed onto the fact that her "self" was a total mental illusion and not who she really was at all (and certainly not what she should be focused on trying to improve), it all basically hit the fan.
("A woman in whom there was a total absence of illusion, born no doubt of the long exercise of her profession.
Such writers offer the same essential qualities (or illusions): total control (over their form) and no freedom (for the reader).
Without it, he said, "you take away the illusion of total independence".
