Sentence examples for illusion of having from inspiring English sources

The illusion of having a say, when they have none, may help explain audience members' rage.

We labour under the illusion of having a self, when in fact everybody's nobody.

Saddam "found it impossible to abandon the illusion of having W.M.D.," the study says.

All futile, but the illusion of having solved successfully at least irritates Peter Cartwright.

Signing in, I conjured the illusion of having a family, of having someone look after me, of not being alone.

This dish gives you the illusion of having made a lasagne with homemade pasta without any of the fuss.

Mr. Perkins said he had no illusions of having written the great American novel.

Farther west, past Second Avenue, sirens from the emergency entrance of Cabrini Medical Center, named for St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, the Roman Catholic patron saint of immigrants, will interrupt any illusions of having arrived yet at Gramercy Park.

The illusion of just having bare skin is definitely for me a lot more beautiful".

Once you've lived a little, the illusion of perfection has long gone.

" 'The illusion of desire has been lost in the ambient pornography and contemporary art has lost the desire of illusion,' " he began.