Sentence examples for promoting the illusion from inspiring English sources

When they start to color, they release a heavenly aroma that wafts through the house, promoting the illusion that home cooking has recently taken place in my otherwise pristine kitchen.

Although hardly a liberal, he sought to placate and co-opt the respect-seeking middle class by creating perks and promoting the illusion that Moscow is a typical European city.

The fact that it has nonetheless struck so hard in Saudi Arabia shows only that the war against terrorism will never produce a single, decisive moment of victory.In one way, Mr Bush himself has been guilty of promoting the illusion that it might.

Amazon.com's outrage at eBay's efforts to hire the bookseller's former international chief financial officer, Christopher Zyda Christopher Zyda, serves the perennially unprofitable dot-com well by promoting the illusion that the two e-tailers are actually peers.

These promoted the illusion of domestic bliss in the throes of the Industrial Revolution.

Unlike the many brand-name designers who promote the illusion that their output results from a single prodigious creativity, Mr. Jacobs makes no pretense that fashion emerges full blown from the head of one solitary genius.

There's nothing like anger to promote the illusion of violence.

… The associated lawyers provide nominal services and serve primarily to promote the illusion that the consumer has retained a law firm".

The Journal editorial rightly argued that Dodd-Frank promotes the illusion that an increasingly complex regulatory apparatus can prevent systemic failure.

These two groups are the ones that provide the most rewarding experience to the participant; hence they promote the illusion (be it generative or preventive).

Second, hookah use is also emerging on Facebook profiles, which may help promote the illusion that it is a socially acceptable behaviour and safe alternative to cigarettes.