Sentence examples for up illusions from inspiring English sources

As an example of these individual experiences, I'm glad you brought up illusions and the umwelt.

But Jimmy is busy propping up illusions about his own life and career.

Anyone who promises this is offering up illusions and deception.

But when we hold ourselves to the impossible benchmarks of the ODE, when we hold up illusions as our standards, we not only set ourselves up for failure and recriminations, but we do a real disservice to the kids we want to help.

The Blessing family grew up illusion free.

I've never sensed that things like rules or money are anything other than made-up illusions.

Doing it on Broadway is like taking a magic act devoted to sleight of hand and close-up illusions and putting it in Madison Square Garden.

He originally got his start in New York City performing close-up illusions with a mix of adult humor in Spanish and Japanese, but now his performance on "America's Got Talent" may have just propelled his career to the big leagues.

The potency of President Barack Obama's 2008 coalition, according to the conventional wisdom of Republican elites, was a trumped-up illusion -- if it held together at all.

Vertigo, or "pitch-up" illusion, is an effect of the vestibular or inner ear system involving a false sensation of motion, said Brienna Henwood, director of Space Training and Research at the Environmental Tectonics Corp.'s National Aerospace Training and Research NASTARR) Center in Southampton, Pa.

After all, "to call on them to give up their illusions about their condition is to call on them to give up a condition that requires illusions".