Meanings of other illusions in English

He would turn away and live for a while on other illusions.

They had other illusions, beside that major one that helped to wreck them.

However, Parry had not wasted his brief reprieve; he was busy crafting other illusions.

As in many other illusions, it was done with mirrors:

More than likely, he had been inspired by several other illusions, including deKolta's Vanishing Lady.

Illusion if it be, it is that which crowns all other illusions whereof life is made.

We are not sure that she still retains this among the other illusions of her youth!

And other illusions no less profound underlay such verdicts as that of Victor Hugo concerning this period.

Surviving the slow death little by little of all her other illusions, one last hope had lingered in her heart.

But he never stopped tinkering with the routine, surrounding it with longer and longer presentations and tying it to other illusions.

But, perhaps, sir, these formidable phantoms may soon be put to flight, and, like the other illusions of cowardice, disappear before the light.

We will now pass to the consideration of other illusions of introspection more analogous to what I have called the active illusions of perception.

After the trick was performed, the fans of wires were carefully retracted on the felt-covered rollers, which left the stage clear for Kellar's other illusions.

Other illusions of the eyes and ears were credited as realities.

Other illusions awaited them, and Ben was fooled each time.