Sentences with phrase «ever under the illusion»

If you were ever under the illusion that salads were bland and dull, then you seriously need to make this salad.

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Surely it is only to the dumbfounded, to the clueless, to the overwhelmed, to those who are under no illusion that they have ever known quite what to do because of Jesus and don't pretend it could ever be otherwise — to those alone that this crafter of Trojan horses says, «Well done, good and faithful servant.»

We're under no illusions of how tough it's going to be but if there's ever a game you'd want to play as a rugby player it would be next week.»

Nobody should be under any illusion that the ruling All Progressives Congress will ever change from its mission of dictatorship through deliberate and carefully calculated violations of human rights, the rule of law and democratic processes.»

In many states, the new Common Core - aligned tests of reading and math that have recently reported student and school results from 2014 - 15 have set a higher bar than ever before, and — if accurately and honestly reported to parents — should go a long way to deflating the «proficiency illusion» under which many schools have sheltered.

If you ever labored under the illusion that kids who attend fancy private schools that cost $ 30,000 a year are any more insulated from scandal than anyone else, the arrest of a veteran Sidwell Friends School teacher on sexual abuse charges should dispel you of it.