Sentence examples for completely illusory from inspiring English sources

Another possibility is the brightening and dimming are completely illusory, arising from random fluctuations in the instruments.

Mr. Obama's disproportionate decline there may prove exaggerated, or even completely illusory, but there are reasons to believe it is real.

"Trading away control in exchange for the ephemeral - or completely illusory - goodwill of foreign governments is unforgivably naive and can only damage the causes of free speech and freedom of information for everyone," they write.

It's too small only if it's completely illusory -- if the defendant accurately believes that he will never serve time.

Moreover, from God's point of view, all of the distinctions we make -- between ourselves and the world outside ourselves, among objects in the world, etc. -- are completely illusory, because ultimately there is only the undifferentiated unity of the Ein Sof, the Infinite.

That Democratic majority was almost totally illusory.

The problem isn't totally illusory.

Such views were not entirely illusory.

Ultimately, though, Twain's assumption that delaying publishing his autobiography would free him to be completely forthright proved somewhat illusory, Hirst said.

Now, rather than using common sense and gradually increasing the gas tax to return the fund to self-sufficiency, Congress has proposed a patchwork of money transfers and illusory revenue sources completely unrelated to transportation.

All knowledge is rendered illusory.