Sentence examples for have illusory from inspiring English sources

These deals will have illusory and ineffective options for environmental and labor protections and human rights.

This can be contrasted with neurological patients who have illusory perceptions of their full bodies such as in out-of-body experiences and heautoscopy.

✒Bad news for toilers at News International who had illusory hopes in the summer that Will Lewis – the former Daily Telegraph editor and Rebekah Brooks consigliere, latterly sleuthing for News Corporation's management and standards committee – might soon no longer be on the Murdoch payroll.

Those connections have proved illusory.

In the past, such spells of freedom have been illusory.

It is a deliberate unreality; the experience may well have felt illusory to Joy at the time.

No jail time, no financial penalties, not even a clawback of bonuses – even though these were based on profits that have proven illusory.

Hopes that pledges of new austerity would turn sentiment toward Greece around have proved illusory, and more officials are acknowledging that Greece has to cut its debt, meaning losses for those who hold Greek bonds.

And Philippe Manoury's "Instants Pluriels" (2008) splits the ensemble into two chamber groups that move at different speeds, but play complementary material that seems (though the effect may have been illusory) to move back and forth between them.

Yet if he will remain controversial to many, and has not been widely loved since the fairytale early days of his first marriage, a fairytale long since revealed to have been illusory, the prince is slowly winning back public affection.

Or his supporters could have been illusory – well-wishers who never planned to caucus, who will melt back into the fields like some counterinsurgent force that never felt like bothering with the shooting part of the war.