Sentence examples for time of illusion from inspiring English sources

His articles from that era are collected in "The Time of Illusion".

"The Time of Illusion" (1975): Jonathan Schell reflects on the legacy of the Nixon era.

It is no accident that the story takes place on Christmas Eve, a time of illusion and delusion and hope.

June 2 , 1975 "The Time of Illusion," the first part of a six-part history of the Nixon Administration and the war in Vietnam.

He wrote arguably the most important book of reporting from Vietnam ("The Village of Ben Suc") and the most perceptive reflections on the Watergate scandal ("The Time of Illusion").

Scholarship of the Nixon years, beginning with The Time of Illusion, Jonathan Schells brilliant 1975 account of the 37th presidency, has hardly suffered from insufficient attention, but this latest History Channel effort is no less gripping for its reliance on the well-known details of Nixonian pathology.

—words of a time of illusions.

Which of course might have happened to "Cosette or the Time of Illusions" if the Hugo cousins had not made it a cause célèbre.

In the book, "Cosette or the Time of Illusions" (Éditions Plon) by François Cérésa, the villainous Javert, thought dead, reappears as a man who found God. (So God is out in one sequel, in in the other).

E1 Dispute Over a Sequel A French-language sequel to Victor Hugo's masterpiece "Les Misérables" has Hugo's great-great grandchildren up in arms, and they even want the book, "Cosette or the Time of Illusions," banned.

And it is under this law that Hugo's heirs are planning to attack François Cérésa's "Cosette or the Time of Illusions," published this month by Éditions Plon.