Sentence examples for a bad illusion from inspiring English sources

It resembles a red brick factory, an old New England mill — not a bad illusion to cultivate at a moment of economic hardship.

But it is a big illusion.

But is illusion always a bad thing?

This is truly a deceitful illusion that sends a bad message to the entire region".

Ultimately, when the illusion breaks, it is not a bad thing.

The Republican minority should come up with reasonable compromises — not political illusions that would only delay budget talks or force a bad budget to get even worse.

Too bad the illusion vanishes when you start to drive and realize that this disconnected-feeling car is no competition to its poised rivals from BMW and Mercedes.

At a time when it seems easier than ever to become a celebrity, bad singing can create a seductive illusion of intimacy.

An economist might say, dollars don't exist, it's just a collective illusion, I think this is very bad advice and I also think it is bad, greedy reductionist advice to say free will is an illusion.

"People who harbor such illusions usually come to a rather bad end, and the world has given us quite a few examples of late.

A Hawaiian "nation" is an illusion.