Sentence examples for illusion of difficulty from inspiring English sources

I quickly dialed the CNN number and eased another step away, again aiming the phone around over my head giving the illusion of difficulty.

I believe, however, that it is important to be under no illusion of the difficulties you will face in your quest for a career in law.

Illusions of backward movement if seen without costuming would reveal its high degree of difficulty, but all of those mechanics, like good dance, are hidden.

He hopes to win converts as Pfizer finds success, but is under no illusion about the difficulty of the task.

The composite-face illusion reflects the difficulty of ignoring the task-irrelevant half-face while attending the task-relevant half if the half-faces in the composite are aligned.

Now, we harbour no illusions about the difficulty of bringing about a world without nuclear weapons.

We have no illusions about the difficulty of getting a vote soon on campaign reform.

But Dydo has no illusions about the difficulty of Stein's writing.

JOHN CORIGLIANO had no illusions about the difficulty of the project he had agreed to undertake for the New York Philharmonic.

At a doorstop on Monday, Labor's campaign spokesman, Tony Burke, said he was "under no illusions" about the difficulty of winning the election.

In addition, Louis had recently made peace after the War of the Grand Alliance, the hardest conflict in which he had so far been engaged, and thus had no illusions about the difficulty of overcoming another coalition under William III's leadership.