236 Quotes About Illusions
- Author Aprilynne Pike
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He'd been back for about two weeks, and everything in Laurel's life had been thrown into Chaos. Sexy, sexy chaos.
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- Author Guy de Maupassant
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One sometimes weeps over one's illusions with as much bitterness as over a death.
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- Author Aprilynne Pike
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Are you glad to see me?
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- Author Libba Bray
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We create the illusions we need to go on. And one day, when they no longer dazzle or comfort, we tear them down, brick by glittering brick, until we are left with nothing but the bright light of honesty. The light is liberating. Necessary. Terrifying. We stand naked and emptied before it. And when it is too much for our eyes to take, we build a new illusion to shield us from its relentless truth.
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- Author Joseph Conrad
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The man who says that he has no illusions has at least that one.
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- Author Snow Liber Dionysus
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She wore the mark of the beast. The Baphomet warned her and said“Don’t be like me.” But instead she went on the pathway that lead to DDL. Learn:Love; this Timeframe may seem infinite. However the sacrifices and bloodshed will make you see, the reality of having your head in the clouds.
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- Author Noam Chomsky
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One of the NECESSARILY ILLUSIONS for the general public is that we live in a capitalist economy, but the rich don’t believe that for a minute. They insist on a powerful state to protect them from market discipline. So if Goldman Sachs makes a risky transaction, they’re basically protected. If it crashes, they can run to the nanny state with their cap in hand and get bailedout.
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- Author Dean Koontz
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When steel sagged, when clothes grew moth-eaten on haberdashery racks, when cars rusted on showroom floors for want of customers, the film industry nevertheless flourished. In bad times as in good, the only two absolute necessities were food and illusions.
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- Author Dean Young
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What tame, memory-dependent work I was doing. How polite my poems were, how still they sat, how representational. We poets talked about craft, but what we meant were tricks and illusions.
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