Sentence examples for 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.
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.
They set out a framework of factors — Confidence (and the lack thereof), Fairness, Corruption and Bad Faith, Money Illusion (the failure to understand the impact of inflation), and Stories — and then apply their ideas to a series of specific questions.
Three alleged accomplices have been arrested on suspicion of money-laundering and conspiring to defraud bookmakers.In this section The web's new walls Crossing the boundary Zuma's two bad calls Monetary illusions Self-destruction ReprintsThis blight is a symptom of cricket's mismanagement.
Hairstyles compliment our natural features by playing up the parts that looks good, helping to hide the parts that look bad, and creating illusions that seem to give our face a whole new shape.
And in this way dramatic illusion induces bad habits of indulging the passions, and the soul that had spent its life learning self-control sets about unlearning it.
But is illusion always a bad thing?
So a blogger must be careful with facts, even bad spelling can shatter the illusion of authority.
Those children operate under the grand illusion that something bad has happened to them; they grow up with similar experiences to the children who really did experience it".
The art historian Linda Nochlin, in her seminal book "Realism" (1971), characterized the movement's idealism with an apt quote from Hegel: "Art digs an abyss between the appearance and illusion of this bad and perishable world, on the one hand, and the true content of events on the other, to reclothe these events and phenomena with a higher reality, born of the mind".
The ego's illusion got super bad for me but luckily a slight reminder of my ~ing guided me back to truth.
