Sentence examples for illusory privilege from inspiring English sources

The shallow glister of spectacle, together with the illusory privilege of participation, are plainly hostile to contemplation or compassion.

This presumption affords those claiming access to this evaluative standpoint the unique but nevertheless illusory privilege of standing outside time and present context in order to pronounce a verdict upon the conditions of the present.

But the stoic little men, first and foremost, serve as a reminder of the illusory makeup of privilege -- an invisible commodity available to those who step up and own it.

As the gap between rich and poor widens, so too it seems does the need for those of the global north to assuage the guilt of their privilege (paradoxically, guilt only seems to deepen as many realise the illusory effect of their impact), or to simply look good.

But when it comes to his second-term legacy, I'm not sure anyone in the White House is privileging the possibly-illusory hope of a major immigration reform compromise and the almost-certainly-illusory dream of a major cap-and-trade bill over what they're trying to win on taxes in the here and now.

Quick solutions are illusory.

The casualness is illusory.

This distinction is illusory.

Civilizations are illusory.

The difference is illusory.

But this is illusory.