Sentence examples for with no illusions from inspiring English sources
He left with no illusions.
But if he must be dealt with, it should be with no illusions.
If that means a major armed intervention, we should do it, but with no illusions.
They were left with no illusions that this is what people wanted.
But because of his draft slot, Tyree entered Giants camp with no illusions.
In a country such as China the limitations of freedom are clear to everyone, with no illusions about it.
She voted Labour in 1997 but, she says, 'with no illusions'.
With no illusion of objectivity (Mr. Weir provides his own narration), the filmmakers track their subject over two grueling years of competitive and coaching challenges.
Other industry insiders have told me similar things, raising one of the greater curiosities of the Garagiste phenomenon: Rimmerman's act seems to appeal most powerfully to people with no illusion about how it works.
He is a businessman". Feiring adds, however, that she knows "people who are very, very, very faithful to him, and give him a lot of money all the time". Other industry insiders have told me similar things, raising one of the greater curiosities of the Garagiste phenomenon: Rimmerman's act seems to appeal most powerfully to people with no illusion about how it works.
For the somatosensory conditions, we vibrated either the tendon of the wrist extensor muscles, which elicit illusory hand flexion movements (Tendon vibration: T), or the skin surface over the bone just beside the tendon (e.g., the processus styloideus ulnae) (Bone vibration: B) that only elicited a sensation of skin vibration with no illusion (Naito and Ehrsson 2006).
