Sentence examples for held no illusions from inspiring English sources
Still, he held no illusions.
Egypt held no illusions that Israel could be vanquished.
Yet Larkin held no illusions about personal freedom.
Clijsters held no illusions as to her status in this tournament.
In Hungary, communists held no illusions about their own unpopularity since the crushing of the 1956 revolution.
His friends agree that Swartz was someone who held no illusions, who was aware of the world's fundamental injustices and who wanted to tackle them rather than pretend they didn't exist.
Over the weekend, top Obama administration officials went on television to "lower the bar for success" in Afghanistan, stressing that the administration is seeking an exit strategy and holds "no illusions" (Fox News).
Mr. Abrams holds no illusions about Evite's dominance.
I hold no illusions that anyone sees the back story and symbolism of the logo when I wear my hat.
That afternoon in the Situation Room vividly demonstrates a rarely stated fact about the administration's responses to the uprisings sweeping the region: The Obama team holds no illusions about Colonel Qaddafi's long-term importance.
With the air of a banker discussing the business cycle, Mr. Buchman holds no illusions: "There will be a battery problem again," he said, "with the cellphones and all of the things people want to do".
