Sentence examples for impossible illusion from inspiring English sources

Ever the optimist, I even dream of returning to a Cuba where freedom is not an impossible illusion.

On "24" family was regarded as an impossible illusion, but here the preservation of domestic serenity is sacrosanct.

Instead, as Canadian sociologists Phil Boyle and Kevin Haggerty have shown, security planning has tried to create the impossible illusion of total security by countering all threats, no matter how outlandish, unlikely or nightmarish.

"We will not allow anyone to sell the people impossible illusions," he told the legislators.

Archer argued that this promises the impossible – the illusion that there is a way to guarantee everything made is a hit.

13 "Impossible" objects/optical illusions.

Maintaining privacy from these powerful entities is basically impossible, and any illusion of privacy we maintain is based either on ignorance or on our unwillingness to accept what's really going on.

Saddam "found it impossible to abandon the illusion of having W.M.D.," the study says.

In reality there are still ways in which you would see things, so the complete illusion is impossible.

In these cases, that illusion is impossible, and the vogue for such recordings suggests listeners may not even care about it anymore.

You are so close to the action wherever you sit in the Tobacco Factory that it might seem impossible to pull off an illusion, and yet, shielded and disclosed by lighting, soldiers unravel and turn out to be the dead; one military chap shrugs off his coat to become a deceased queen.