Sentence examples for illusion campaign from inspiring English sources

On the day Object launched its "stripping the illusion" campaign, club owners united and launched the Lap Dancing Association.

"People should be under no illusion that this campaign of intimidation is not just political, but highly personal – because Ed has come out strongly for a truly independent press watchdog, not controlled by the likes of Mail editor Paul Dacre.

But what may actually be ending is the illusion that this campaign has done anything but great damage to people around the globe.

What we get instead of bold proposals are sound bites, carefully calibrated to create the illusion that the campaign is dealing with the national issues of the day.

Such half-memories involve illusions, but this campaign climax has produced an atmosphere that is not only heady, sometimes dizzying, but clarifying too.

The central illusion of a Presidential campaign is that a candidate can, through constant motion and boundless energy, meet countless people and, in the end, give voice to the experience of the country.

Mr. de Blasio is under no illusion that his effort will substantively alter the way campaigns are financed around the country.

Mr. Staples says George W. Bush created an "illusion of inclusion" by campaigning with minorities.

Mr. McCain added that he was confident that he would win, but said, "I have no illusions about this; this campaign will be a very difficult challenge".

The press needs the illusion of a hard-fought campaign to keep its audience from straying.

Mr. Bush attempted to create the illusion of inclusion during the campaign by staging events with people of color at every possible opportunity.