Sentence examples for illusions himself from inspiring English sources

As he dropped us off at our beach house, he mumbled something into the breeze about how much he appreciates being lost in illusions himself.

And when he tried the illusion himself, words poured forth uninterrupted, as if by magic.

In particular, there is the figure of John Ducane, whose illusions about himself Murdoch exposes with compassionate but unsparing intelligence.

The best that modern man could hope for was somehow to construct and sustain such like "illusions" for himself, dreams that would give life some sense, but all the while knowing deep down that they were meaningless.

Your Blademaster can now make 2 illusions of himself.

He can now create illusions of himself for a short time.

Side special (sideways and B): Fox shoots forward very quickly while leaving illusions of himself behind.

Pretending he's just a guy with a job may be Creegan's only illusion about himself.

When he is not closeted at home, Allen is locked away about twelve blocks south, manufacturing the illusion of himself at the Manhattan Film Center, which consists of a three-room editing suite at the far end of a dusky marble corridor on the ground floor of the former Beekman Hotel, on Park Avenue at Sixty-third Street. Sixty-third Street

He has no illusions about expressing himself as an artist on Mr. Morris's stage; he thinks of himself as a dance-band musician doing a reasonable job keeping danceable rhythm in classical music.

The Loman family's conspiracy to support Willy in his delusions — at least until Biff decides he has to destroy his father's illusions to save himself — is drawn from true filial and marital love, and it is in observing how little this love can do to save Willy that the play is most devastating.