illusory造句

But this is illusory.

The serenity, though, is illusory.

The Irish miracle was not illusory.

Our illusory conjured appearances, or our actual personalities?

Architects unabashedly applied bright colours and illusory, vividly painted ceilings.

Yet many fear that the calm is illusory.

Or might it mean that the whole idea that smoking relieves stress is illusory?

The creature had appeared at dusk, an illusory time of day.

Secondly, if the self is an illusion, then aren't subjective insights from meditation illusory as well?

But they have this advantage over others: they know that all royalties are illusory.

Both Mr Obama and his foes have produced fantastical budgets, full of illusory savings and ignoring the huge entitlement programmes.

Note that if you focus your gaze on a single point, the illusory motion slows or stops.

"It's an illusory sense of being trapped, " said Robinson. "You can leave but you feel you can't."

The illusory heart even looks slightly whiter than the background, although it is actually the same shade.

But, they argue, "these global imbalance improvements are mostly illusory - the transitory side effect of the greatest trade collapse the world has ever seen."

But if they avoid all contact with others for too long a period, they fall into fresh danger of monomania, hallucination, or illusory progress.

Claims that it's possible to push light beyond 186, 000 miles per second (300 million meters per second), are equally illusory, Galison said.

But all of them make it obvious that in op art, the link between art and illusory perception is an artistic style in and of itself.

But that pain is just an illusory side-effect of our confused neural receptors. There is nothing "hot" about spicy food.

MacKay first observed this effect on the wallboard of a BBC studio: the broadcasting staff had been annoyed by illusory shadows running up and down blank strips between columns of parallel lines.

This week he declared that France could no longer “maintain the illusory barrage of a so-called model that each day shows itself to no longer work, nor protect anything or anybody”.

To be truly free, somewhere along the line you have to be willing to give up the illusory security of the known and fling yourself into the abyss of the unknown.