Sentence examples for a bit illusory from inspiring English sources
The persistent absences of two veteran Democratic senators because of serious illness, the varied ideological makeup of the Democratic caucus and the willingness of individual senators to break with the party if they do not get their legislative way make the new mathematical might of the Democrats a bit illusory.
Both paradigms frequently induce the perception of a second, illusory visual stimulus.
It's not perfect – the storyline is a bit perfunctory, its free-form style can be illusory when it forces you to perform certain missions and it gets a bit repetitious in the latter stages.
"The consumer recovery is a bit unpredictable and it may be that the valuations talked about are illusory".
And if Reprise is a bit too busy admiring itself in the mirror to rank alongside the best of Truffaut or Godard, it's still a lovely bit of ephemera - a rueful tale of illusory dreams and inconsequential fame that zips by in an eye-blink.
In this sense, Peanuts occupied a place in the American consciousness that was a bit like that occupied by Sir Walter Scott's novels in Victorian times, evoking a time and place where life was simpler and easier to understand, and therefore entirely illusory.
Some of Mr. Conrad's arguments seem a bit strained: he contends, for instance, that Hitchcock's well-known obsession with blondes stemmed from the fact that "platinum pallor suited the illusory world of film, where all objects were drenched in a lunar light".
