Sentence examples for about a mirage from inspiring English sources
On Day Twenty-seven, I happened upon a verse in the Koran about a mirage in the desert: "The thirsty man takes it to be water until he comes to it and finds it to be nothing, and where he thought it to be, there he finds God".
He dismissed Manchester's alleged chauvinism about Oasis as merely a mirage in a PR person's mind.
Eventually, the most interesting thing about the movie is a mirage: the optical illusion of a prickly Tony Sheen-Blair demanding but failing to get answers from a disgraced US president about the invasion of Cambodia, a corrupt foreign policy, the wholesale slaughter of civilians.
If any Washington hopes about "changing" China are a mirage, when it comes to capitalism's global monopoly, who knows what reality may turn out to be?
In college, I read "The Great Gatsby" and "Death of a Salesman," and I came home to my husband one night and told him all about the American Dream's potential for disillusionment, about the perils of pursuing a mirage or, worse, something that promises happiness without realizing that this particular happiness was not what one needed or wanted.
In April, we wrote about how the Chainsmokers are selling a mirage and everyone is buying.
Last week, we wrote about how the Chainsmokers are selling a mirage and everyone is buying.
He called the unity that had been portrayed within the parliamentary party "a bit of a mirage" amid serious concern about what Labour's policies should be.
But when you think about it, the Democratic policy unity is a mirage.
ONE of investors' deepest fears about China is that companies' bumper profits are a mirage.
