Sentence examples for illusory ideas from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Kant attempts to show that these illusory ideas have a positive, practical use.

Newsom blasted Cox for being out of step with most Californians on gun control, abortion rights and climate change, saying the Republican offered only "illusory" ideas but no concrete solutions on how to address crucial state issues such as the need for affordable housing.

In more benign times the Blair-Brown regime bowed to a crass, illusory idea of the centre-ground: now, with the coalition pushing politics even further to the right, too many Labour politicians seem to be acquiescing in the other side's world-view.

(Beyond point B, support is lost). It's here where running speed begins, where the musculo-skeletal system redirects gravity, and where the illusory idea of "push off" is dispelled.

But the illusory idea of a "post-racial" America is exposed as a lie by this nation's criminal justice system, the many recent attempts at racially based voter suppression, and now in this decision by the United States Supreme Court.

We seek to dress in words that which might lie beyond language: a place where people attempt to make sense of new realities, and the painful shifts from losing ground to an illusory idea of feeling that ground again.

Former Illinois Governor Dan Walker touted illusory "Clean Coal" ideas during the OPEC crisis in the 1970s.

Which -- if that's truly the case -- makes the EGO doubly illusory... an idea concocted by an illusion less substantial than smoke.

"From now on," he wrote, "permanent validity must be set aside as illusory, and our ideas of rationality related to specific functions of the human reason".

People like Foucault, Deleuze or Bourdieu have shown how illusory such an idea is".

Perhaps no aspect of inflammation is more compelling, or illusory, than the idea that it may be responsible for aging.