Sentence examples for much illusion from inspiring English sources

"We do not have too much illusion," said Ahmed Kamel, a member of the coalition.

To the Editor: Bravo to Paul Krugman! Finally, a voice of sanity in the midst of so much illusion.

Many of his new clients will probably spend some of their solitary lunch breaks pondering just how much illusion is good for business, and at what point it teeters into dangerous folly.

"I don't think people are under that much illusion about what it takes to become a billionaire these days and will not be surprised that he tricked people," said Sabato.

And yes, perhaps it was as much illusion as reality, but the illusion took on a lot of reality.

Who could even focus in a city with so much illusion slammed in your face every single day?

Synchronous VB movement was associated with a much stronger illusion of ownership over the Freud body.

Though it's harder to hide everyone, I much prefer illusion".

But that headline was as much an illusion then as the headlines declaring that Arab leaders had reconciled their differences after the first day of the conference.

Even with these generally higher figures, what is clear is that the three-month rule for engagement rings (which has roots in a brilliant marketing campaign) is very much an illusion.

But if you look closer, the "New Egypt" in these ads is as much an illusion as Mr. Sisi's address to the General Assembly, in which he cited a respect for human rights and a country where journalists worked and expressed themselves freely.