Sentence examples for create the mirage from inspiring English sources

That got the HuffPost Politics team thinking about the many political items a person could buy instead of investing in the products that create the mirage known as "Kim Kardashian's face".

As towers of rock loomed on a screen behind the orchestra, O'Grady created the mirage of a performance in the canyons themselves.

Chinese officials broke Ho's hold in 2002 and picked two other major players: Adelson's Las Vegas Sands and his archrival on the Vegas Strip, Steve Wynn, who created the Mirage and the Bellagio and now is building the $2.7 billion Wynn Las Vegas on the Vegas Strip, next door to the Venetian.

As in the case of the rulers who created the mirage of a Golden Age after overthrowing the Western-sponsored monarchies that preceded them, I don't believe the foundation for democracy can ever be built upon tyranny.

His story cuts across local politics, perverse incentives, and the limits of the welfare state, to arrive at that uniquely unloveable point where the caring classes tacitly collude with the managerial classes to create a mirage of both caring and competence.

When the military does fight, as in Vietnam a generation ago and in Afghanistan today, those in charge of the designs try also to raise the morale of soldiers; they seek where possible to create a mirage of home.

The hot and cool layers of air and the reflecting sun have been creating a mirage on the pavement for the thirsty birds.

It may create a mirage of progress, but no more than that.

Private companies are reluctant to share their data with governments, while many cities create a mirage of openness by releasing low-value datasets.

The Federal Reserve created a mirage that made it look like money was cheaper than it was, that the house that I wanted to buy was within my grasp.

Here in Cyrene on a tightly orchestrated 24-hour press trip, substance and image blended to create a surreal mirage.