Sentence examples for illusory name from inspiring English sources
In any case the whole process has been botched by Ed Miliband's idiotic reform of the election rules – the £3 member and supporter rights – done in the illusory name of "wider democracy".
Moreover, they mistrust movements that would force art and politics into utopian abstractions in the name of an illusory freedom.
They will not agree to indefinite economic sacrifices in the name of an illusory better deal.
Of course, as "the new British overseer," as Cooper refers to him, points out, the name was simply illusory.
The planet even acquired a name, Vulcan, but soon proved to be illusory.
Mr. Cruz plans to barnstorm the country for 10 days this month to rally the faithful — and collect names and maybe money for any presidential hopes — to this illusory demand.
One's imagination, bewitched and misled, creates illusory maps of the apparently familiar districts, maps in which the streets have their proper places and usual names but are provided with new and fictitious configurations by the inexhaustible inventiveness of the night".
Quick solutions are illusory.
The casualness is illusory.
This distinction is illusory.
Civilizations are illusory.
