illusive造句

Otherwise, we are "Chasing the Wind" in this illusive world.

Resembling, characteristic of, or being a phantom; illusive.

The flying waving in the wind, turn the illusive Buddhism country into the vigorous world.

Put it on, I'm the most beautiful fairy in this illusive world.

We all know that truth can be illusive in this world.

Cynics might say that's a devolution, but in the dynamics of fame, reality is always illusive.

The illusive run target of 100% of all available tests often seems excruciatingly close but unattainable.

However, when I recalls it today, that dream is like the cloud in the sky, which is beautiful but illusive.

Since many illusive poems prevailed in the poetic circle in early Qing Dynasty, the Ming loyalists promoted "genuine poetry" again.

The viewers could sense the illusive light and shadow, right away when they stand by, being reflected upon by the surface.

Artists and musicians often go weeks without sleep trying to use this device to catch the tail of the illusive creativity dragon.

Spatial continuum inside the architecture represents a strong feeling of mobility. people will find themselves in a mysterious and illusive universe while walking in.

Personally I do believe you can love things, but I guess it's a sort of loving illusive term, just because you love what they give to you.

As Mark Darcy, Firth played an illusive dreamboat named after his own television triumph as Austen's hero; Grant's portrayal of the caddish Daniel Cleaver was an amused nod at his own popular persona.

For this reason, during the delivery and the exercise period, the training and practise on the illusive action should need more concern by both the trainer and the trainee.