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• Aristide has held out no illusions about the difficulty he faces.
• So Ryan has no illusions about the source of his fame.
• But this picture of unity is partly the illusion of hindsight.
• In fact, there was an Ozian illusion to the exercise.
• We had no illusions of grandeur coming into this at all.
• Yet John Sayles has no illusions about being a celebrity director.
• Rudolf, for his part, seemed to have no illusions.
• The impact of a strike is the shattering of those illusions.
• But at least we should have the illusion of debating it.
• They have no further illusions about the intentions of Western governments.
• Perhaps that will help cure us of one of our illusions.
• I believe the poll, but spending limits are an illusion,
• Alas, on this day, it was only an illusion.
• Yet, even there, ironies abound and illusion obscures reality.
• During principal photography, the director maintains the illusion of control.
• It shows, for instance, how an optical illusion works.
• There is no illusion left to let a person feel immune,
• Richmond then describes how the Jews were disabused of their illusions.
• I just had this illusion that that was how things worked.
• Officials have no illusions, they say, about the result.