Sentence examples for illusory concept from inspiring English sources

Peace is never much more than an illusory concept to begin with in that troubled region.

In the late 1990s, dotcom stocks left fair value far behind; indeed, as so many of them had no earnings, fair value was a fairly illusory concept.

The same thirty-year-old woman who hastily appropriated "grunge" and urban street fashion some years back will now breezily ignore the working-class roots of the mod aesthetic, because it encroaches on her distinctly American belief that fashion, like most things, is egalitarian--an illusory concept.

For generations of law school graduates, summer has often been an illusory concept, one replaced by long days spent in airless study halls or makeshift classrooms practicing mind-numbing rote memorization in preparation for the high-stakes bar exam in late July, a time when most of their friends are enjoying backyard barbecues or lazy afternoons at the beach.

Until the Great Depression the social contract was an illusory concept and social safety net services provided by government were slim to non-existent.

Especially now with the proclamation of the caliphate, which is drawing people from all over the world anyone who believes in this illusory concept.

If the Company had made actual investments in its property between 1933 and 1935, resort to illusory property concepts would not be necessary.

To reach beyond the political, the national and other illusory, temporary concepts and into our true, spiritual nature?" --Russell Brand.

Though some of the ideas exhibited in Never Built appear far-fetched or even illusory, the concepts behind the structures were rooted in practicality.

This proliferation of conceptualizations form our illusory superimposition of concepts like self and other upon an ever changing stream of aggregate phenomena.

Chronic fatigue syndrome and the somatic expression of emotional distress: Applying the concept of illusory mental health to address the controversy.