Sentence examples for glorious illusions from inspiring English sources
In 2012 poor Whitney Houston passed away in a Hilton.Traditionally hotels were glorious illusions.
He was a brilliant and courageous seafarer who put everything on the line in pursuit of a fantastic vision — "but as the voyages grew in complexity," Bergreen persuasively concludes, "he became progressively less rational and more extreme, until it seemed as if he lived more in his glorious illusions than in the grueling reality his voyages laid bare".
But it now seems that this was simply a glorious illusion.
Also the odd bit of graphical pop-up – as buildings appear in the distance – do lessen the glorious illusion.
But – even more so than God – it is a glorious, absolutely necessary illusion' (2000, p. 161).
It is full of stops and starts, dark corners and glorious effusions, and the line, or perhaps the illusion of line, has to be as much created as sustained.
The hard right sees the union of Labor and Likud as glorious confirmation that Israelis are finally sobering up and discarding their illusions about peace.
Mo Farah's commercial for Virgin should remind us that sport is business, and that it is an illusion to divide its champions into opposing camps – glorious Corinthians who happen to get paid and grubby professionals.
Last week, veteran conservative politician Ken Clarke said May didn't have the same illusions as the "mindless, tiny band of lunatics who think we can have a glorious economic future outside the European Union".
Edge magazine gave the game a 9, praising the storytelling, dialogues and visuals, and while pointing out some sporadic glitches that break the illusion Edge magazine refers to this game as "a fairytale comeback" and "the adventure's glorious return".
