Sadly, to judge by Wednesday's GDP figures, growth under this coalition remains just an ambition, a mere illusion.
The stars you see in the unfathomable distance aren't a mere illusion, like fairy lights studded into a black curtain of a stage backdrop, but real orbs.
At times they are represented by their shadows on the wall — a riff on Plato's allegory of the cave, in which human life on earth is revealed as a mere illusion of reality.
In speaking of the everyday use of nonoccult powers in the home, David explains: "Entering the flat, I turned on all the electric lights in every room, a detail which was our custom by this time, and one upon which I depended heavily for some sense of normality, no matter that it was a mere illusion, but then, perhaps normality is always an illusion.
A mere illusion of virtue guides him, not the real thing.
The support system is mainly concentrated to the bank network in India that too in limited extent (Satyasai 2003); hence, expecting a miraculous result without correcting the imbalances in the outreach is a mere illusion (Satyasai 2008).
For Jacobi this led to the need for a theological leap of faith, as the world's intelligibility otherwise threatened to become a mere illusion, in which nothing was finally grounded at all.
Metaphysical idealism, he says, "is a theory as to the nature of the real world, however we may come to know that nature", namely, as he says quoting from another philosopher of the time, "'the belief in a spiritual principle at the basis of the world, without the reduction of the physical world to a mere illusion'" (Royce, The Spirit of Modern Philosophy, pp. xii xiii).
Frawley says her outer appearance as poverty is deceptive and a mere illusion that hides the inner reality.
