Sentence examples for your illusion of from inspiring English sources

"Is that right?" Would I shatter your illusion of me as a knowledgeable, informed, clued-up, highly sexual cricket wrtier if I said I haven't got a clue?

Her convictions began to sound more and more like obiter dicta, and her attitude was as intemperate as her logic was invincible: either you were with her or you weren't, and if you weren't -- if you hadn't given up your illusion of having had a happy childhood -- it could only mean that you were in denial.

As he did with Peter, he might challenge your illusion of authority while simultaneously affirming your personality.

Using an obscure word incorrectly can be deleterious to your illusion of perspicacity.

The further away you are from living as a white, heterosexual, middle-class man, the less privacy you enjoy – the more likely your illusions of privacy will be shattered when you least expect it.

Things scarcely got cheerier from there, with a spooky "Dreams" (about listening to your loneliness like a heartbeat), a rough-edged "Rhiannon" (about a Welsh witch) and a long, jammy "Gold Dust Woman" (about the shattering of your illusions of love).

Although he started the band with Axl in Indiana (his real name is Jeff Isabelle), he left just before Use Your Illusion was released because of heroin.

And the rock band Guns Rosesses, led by the twenty-nine-year-old singer Axl Rose, released a pair of records, "Use Your Illusion I" and "Use Your Illusion II," full of charging, nasty hard rock and overblown ballads.

Weighing in at an overblown two and a half hours, Use Your Illusion was the unfortunate offspring of internal squabbling and Napoleonic arrogance.

This will give your stomach the illusion of being full, which means that you're likely to eat less.

But bitterness, instead of a form of disillusionment, is really the refusal to give up your childhood illusions of importance.