Sentence examples for illusion that there from inspiring English sources

"But I am under no illusion that there is still a long journey ahead.

The illusion that there could be some kind of a deal was soon dissipated.

Subtle lighting will blur the edges, giving the illusion that there might be more space than there actually is.

I had enjoyed the illusion that there wasn't anything out there that could touch me any more.

"Nobody I talked to," he said, "was under any illusion that there were two industries or can be two agendas".

The official added that neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians were "under the illusion" that there was a military solution.

They are happy to enlist and exaggerate dubious research to create the illusion that there is a scientific stalemate, and they often get away with it.

"Concerning geography, I would say that it is an illusion that there is more access to Sochi for terrorists," Mr. Kozak said.

Conservatives cling to the comforting moral illusion that there is a sharp distinction between allowing people to suffer and making people suffer".

This is wonderful, but it implies a temptation for foolishness; the temptation consists in the illusion that there is a ground to build upon".

The illusion that there are, or could be, is one of the reasons why people were led to war in Iraq in 2003.