Sentence examples for pure illusion from inspiring English sources
The highfalutin name is pure illusion.
The UK position today is based on pure illusion.
We tend to assume therefore that the Soviet moment must have been pure illusion.
"That was pure illusion, that one can have the EU cake and eat it too.
One of her most outstanding dresses, a pure illusion of shimmer, consists of panels of hand-woven tweed set in a grid pattern on the bodice.
But the image of the USSR that the west briefly nurtured in the late 50s and early 60s was not a pure illusion.
A handful of resorts have taken root, but they're organically smoothed into the landscape, maintaining the illusion of pure isolation.
The interruptions now come from overheard jets or music from speakers, but more than two centuries after Rousseau, it seems that many of us are still having the illusion of pure nature broken by an unwanted human presence.
The idea that the major parties should have a role as gatekeepers, as a shield against the excesses and illusions of pure democracy, seems almost quaint when the largest field ever may be at the starting gate.
But the idea that data enables human biases to be replaced with pure objectivity is a fantastical illusion.
