Sentence examples for illusion of their from inspiring English sources

And so he felt in this illusion of their intimacy something more like the married state.

If they want the illusion of their nice French shelter, Sarkozy will lose".

Events surrounding the death of Ian Tomlinson show police to be drunk with the illusion of their own powers.

Weirdly, it's the act of searching, not just simple access to the Internet, that gives people the illusion of their own brilliance.

Like the jazz players in his poem "High Society," "quickening / in the illusion of their absolute / freedom the yoke of only four / chords and sixteen bars," Hoffman is always keeping time with one foot.

"Belle de Jour" led them to develop an illusion of their own: if they had to create conservative clothes for commercial reasons, they could dream that the woman who bought them saw something deeper and more profound in them.

Both old songs ("This Town") and new ones ("La La Land") survey the glamorous illusions of their hometown.

No wonder people expect them to step in when they need help.Central bankers have never had any illusions of their own omnipotence.

From the 1950s onwards Crozier set about exposing the true character of Left-wing dictatorships and challenged the illusions of their Western apologists.

It's war in the Balkans again, but this time the only casualties are the pretensions of the participants and the illusions of their adoring admirers.

Younger workers, filled with illusions of their own immortality, might take the time to learn something from their elders.