Sentence examples for delusive nature from inspiring English sources

Scientific truth is always paradox, if judged by everyday experience, which catches only the delusive nature of things".

Mohini is "the impersonation of the magically delusive nature of existence which fetters all beings to the rounds of births and deaths and vicissitudes of life".

Today, that period looks like a delusive blip.

Hippocrates, the father of medicine, called experience "delusive".

But to think it has done so (already) is delusive".

Moore also scowled at what he saw as Jefferson's proto-evolutionary ideas about the relationship between humans and apes: "This view of nature, in which man is found so nearly to resemble, in his corporeal properties, the animals below him, offers a very delusive spectacle".

Margarethe herself is in the tradition of heroines mired in lustreless marriage and delusive adultery.

Journalists, media types, and the delusive Edinburgh Comedy festival are complicit in supporting a broken system.

Some of this is delusive, but certainly they have had good reason for not seeing themselves as wage slaves.

Asserting values over the powerful (but delusive) promises of total safety and fear of the future takes courage.

This was done in a search for elusive -- perhaps delusive -- certainty as to the exact count of six million votes.