Sentence examples for more illusion from inspiring English sources
Like Davy's magic tricks, this family's angst strikes one as more illusion than reality.
But the Rams believed the game was more illusion than conclusion about which team was best.
As Monmouth can tell you, the prospect of an at-large bid for the regular-season champion is more illusion than reality.
Creating a market in moral carbon — offsets that counter our energy-rich lifestyle — feels a little like Rotisserie baseball, more illusion than reality.
The Grandpa Clock, an update of the grandfather clock by Jansen + Co, an Amsterdam design firm, appears to be more illusion than reality.
No more negotiations, "no more illusions".
No more illusions; blessings turn into curses.
From that point on, I had no more illusions about you or about your henchmen.
Much that was beautiful is no more; illusions of invulnerability are shattered; dominions are remade and vast migrations take place.
But the newest editors say they have no more illusions about the prospects of utopian transformation than the magazine's founders did.
